Reviews of Willowbrook Museum Village (Museum)

70 Elm St, Newfield, ME 04056, United States

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You have the feddbacks of real people who are purchasing the products of Willowbrook Museum Village (Museum) in Maine.

Currently the business receives a score of 4.4 stars out of 5 and that score was based on 22 reviews.

As you can see it has an average rating is high, and it is based on a very high number of feddbacks, so we may say that the evaluation is quite credible. If people have bothered to give their opinion when they are satisfied with the service, is that it works.

As you know, we do not usually stop to set tatings when they are positive and we usually do it only if we have had a problem or issue...

This Museum is included in the category of Museum.

Where is Willowbrook Museum Village?

REVIEWS OF Willowbrook Museum Village IN Maine

lisa obrien

Mary Thomas

Marc Lessard

Educational

Adrienne Little

Loren Beaver

Raymond blanchard

Greatest

Rebecca Shank

tessa cryer

Christine whitmore

Andrew Leighton

David Bianchi

no longer Willowbrook

nancy macintyre

This place is awesome, i disnt get to see the whole thing i didnt have my purse with me we was just driving by on our way to get coffe and wanted to get some pictures it is beautiful

Douglas Dolan

kim lansing

the Mayger family & friends

The carousel and it's story is worth the trip alone!

Giant Catbass

19th Century Willowbrook Village was an open-air museum encompassing a former 19th-century village in Newfield, Maine. It is located north of the town center on Elm Street, on approximately 10 acres (4.0 ha), with 34 buildings. It was open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., 5 days each week from the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend through October, closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Much of the museum property is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as the Newfield (Willowbrook) Historic District.

Wayne Gillette

Jennifer Durst

Matthew Moore

Bruce Little

Great immersion. First class!

Alyssa Hawkins

Had an awesome day! Horse drawn carriage ride, rode the 1894 carousel, they even had a live pianist accompanying silent movies at the ice cream parlor. Recommend visiting the side near the Trafton house first so you get a chance to see the live events before 3 (they were finishing up around 3:30). Something for everyone, we arrived at 12:30 and had to hurry to catch everything by 5! Only improvement would be more clearly labeling how all the equipment worked, some items looked very interesting, but if you didn't know what you were looking at you were out of luck. Highly recommend.