Brookline, Massachusetts · Suffolk County · Visitor Center
Visitor center, bookstore, and self guided exhibits too the right at the front of the house. Design office tours depart from the visitor center. Entrances accessed through back parking lot or main house entrance through front vestibule are staff entrances.
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Visitor center, bookstore, and self guided exhibits too the right at the front of the house. Design office tours depart from the visitor center. Entrances accessed through back parking lot or main house entrance through front vestibule are staff entrances.
Visitor center, bookstore, and self guided exhibits are accessible through the Visitor Entrance. This entrance is located at the front of the house, the right most door from the circular drive. Entrances accessed through back parking lot or main house entrance through front vestibule are historic or staff entrances and are not available for public use.
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