Reviews of George Peabody House Museums (Museum)

205 Washington St, Peabody, MA 01960, United States

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Right now the business receives a rating of 3.9 stars out of 5 and that score is based on 24 reviews.

As you can read, its rating is very positive, and it is based on a large number of scores, so we may say that the assessment is quite accurate. If people have bothered to rate when they've done well with the service, is that it works.

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REVIEWS OF George Peabody House Museums IN Massachusetts

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Jarred Haas

I am so impressed with CuriousCity!

pedro benitez

(Translated by Google) little house: v (Original) casita :v

Daniel W. Bates

Came for a presentation so didn’t get much in the way of an interactive experience, but everything looked well organized and festive. Dug the “cozy room” the most. Great spot to decompress after public speaking exercise.

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Kathleen Morrow

Home is a pop up Childrens Museum until August. Cute idea but a disappointment for geneolosist folks.

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Rafael Aguirre

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Talisa Rafferty

I dropped by the pop up children's museum here and had a great time. My kids are 4 and 6 and they had an absolute blast there. They are two separate houses with different play areas in each room of each house. There is a lot of sensory play and imaginative play. A two hour block of time is great here. I purchased tickets online, but many libraries offer tickets. Weekday hours are less crowded and tickets are sold in 2 hour blocks. Parking is in the rear (with 2 HP and 2 open spaces in front) and is sparse. You can grab lunch at the bakery next door. There is no food or drink allowed in the museum but they have picnic tables outside. I really hope I get an opportunity to go back before it's gone. My kids loved it.