The Quiet American Imaginative
Explore a bygone Transcendentalist community, whose pastoral landscape houses wide-ranging collections of art and artifacts. Advance tickets are required for Fruitlands Museum ; please click here to reserve them.
InAmos Bronson Alcott and Charles Lane turned a swath of Harvard farmland into a Transcendentalist experiment in subsistence farming and Emersonian self-reliance, named Fruitlands, which ultimately disbanded after only seven months. Now, the acre landscape encompasses five collections first established by Sears: the original Fruitlands Farmhouse; the Shaker Museum, the first such museum in the country; the Native American The Quiet American Imaginative, celebrating the history of indigenous peoples; the Art Museum, with a variety of rotating exhibits, contemporary art, and showcasing a combined collection of more than Hudson River School landscape paintings and 19th-century vernacular portraits; and the Wayside Visitor Center, a classroom, education, and exhibition space.
The Wildside Flow is Back!
At this time, the Fruitlands Farmhouse and Shaker Gallery remain closed. Enjoy the exhibits, hike the grounds, or attend events like the summer concert series or the annual craft festival in fall. Get directions on Google Maps.
Fruitlands Museum is located in eastern Massachusetts about 45 minutes west of Boston off of Route 2. Explore our museum collections and historic buildings as well as acres of woodlands and meadows. Our site offers a great location for weddings, corporate events and family outings.
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