Great Museum. The lady manning the desk was very helpful the day my brothers & I visited. Should have come many years ago. It opened our eyes to type of ethnicity, that exploited the working class of Gardner & Westminster prior to the turn of the last century!
Great place to go and see beautiful Christmas trees.
It was amazing time there did you know that in 1911 the Mona Lisa was stolen from there.
For such a small building this museum had a lot of history about Gardner that I didnt know. Pretty cool.
Loved the Festival of Trees. We go every year and enjoy seeing the town come together.
Great glass exhibit ... beautiful displays ... a must see!
Love the Christmas tree raffle
Awesome!
Great experience
Awesome place to visit
Tree festival great event
Clean and the displays are nice
Gardner history
A lot of history
- Address:28 Pearl St, Gardner, MA 01440, United States
- Site:http://www.gardnermuseuminc.com/
- Phone:+1 978-632-3277
- Tourist attraction
- Museum
- Monday:Closed
- Tuesday:1–4pm
- Wednesday:1–4pm
- Thursday:1–4pm
- Friday:1–4pm
- Saturday:1–4pm
- Sunday:Closed
- Wheelchair-accessible car park:Yes
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance:Yes
- Wheelchair-accessible lift:Yes
- Wheelchair-accessible toilet:Yes
- Good for kids:Yes
- Toilets:Yes
- Restaurant:No
- Family friendly:Yes
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