Historical Landmarks

A historic Civil War-era fort surrounded by a 47-acre coastal park with walking paths, beaches, scenic views, and...

An 1829 Greek Revival church building restored for use as a performing arts venue. Known as the place where Robert’s...

A National Historic Landmark that served as a station on the Underground Railroad and the first New Bedford home of...

Located in the city’s oldest surviving firehouse (built in 1867), this museum displays antique fire trucks, tools,...

This museum showcases glass artistry from ancient times to contemporary studio works, including Tiffany and Chihuly...

A beautifully preserved 1834 whaling mansion with formal gardens, original furnishings, and rotating exhibits...

Home to the world’s largest collection of scrimshaw, whaling artifacts, ship models, and maritime art. Features the...

A preserved urban park encompassing multiple historic sites including the Seamen’s Bethel, Whaling Museum, and...