Exhibits
Located in the 1730 Conant House
Karen Rinaldo’s “The First Thanksgiving, 1621”
“Falmouth: Changing with the Times”
Visit Us
Due to the COVID-19 Virus, the Museums on the Green will be closed for all public visitation and events until (tentatively) August 12, 2020. Thank you for your patience and understanding. We hope you remain safe and healthy, and we will update you on any changes to hours or to tours.
We will be introducing our VIRTUAL TALKS on May 21, 2020, so that you can enjoy our programming while remaining safe and healthy. For a list of our Virtual Talks, please click here. If you have missed any of the talks and want to see them, visit our YouTube page here.
To donate to the Museums on the Green, please click here
There’s so much to explore at the Museums on the Green, run by the Falmouth Historical Society. Our beautiful two-acre campus features two 18th century homes, an early 20th century reconstructed barn, a vibrant Cultural Center, Colonial gardens, a historic cannon and stocks, a children’s playhouse, and a three-seater outhouse. Look closely and you can even see the life-size outline of a ship on the lawn near the whaling pots. Each building and exhibit tell a story about those who have lived in and visited this seaside community. Take your time as you travel back in time. Let’s make history together!
The Museums on the Green is closed due to the COVID 19 situation until (tentatively) August 12, 2020. We will be altering our visitation hours to the following: Wednesday-Saturday, 10-1. Please refer to this website for updates as to when we will be opening and when programs such as our Historic Walking Tours of Falmouth will commence for the season.
Office Hours
Due to COVID 19, the staff of the Museums on the Green is working from home.
Normal office hours are:
Monday-Friday, 10 am to 3 pm
Our offices are located at the 1730 Conant House, 65 Palmer Avenue, Falmouth, MA 02540
