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Welcome to Lowell National Historical Park

The early story of America's Industrial Revolution is commemorated at Lowell National Historical Park in the midst of this lively city. The Park offers visitors an in-depth look into the past that brought the 19th century textile industry to tap the waterpower of the Merrimack River while also revealing cultural connections to the present and visions for the future.

Employment Opportunities

 
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Park News

Lowell Kids Week Feb 20-25 COMPLETE INFORMATION.

Lowell Folklife Series schedule for Winter-Spring.

Tsongas Industrial History Center's 20th Anniversary.

Inventing America Workshop information here.

 
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Sites, Exhibits and Tours

The park is Open year round, here are our:

Current operating hours.

Current tour schedule & programs.

Current exhibits.


 

 
Social-Networking

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Visit the Park on Facebook, Twitter, and Flickr.

Youth Programming. Learn about what we offer here.

Volunteering at Lowell, here. 

Youth Program Development Case Study here.

 
 
 

Write to

Superintendent
67 Kirk Street
Lowell, MA 01852

E-mail Us

Phone

General Information & Reservations
(978) 970-5000

Fax

(978) 970-5085

Climate

The weather varies from season to season. The summers are generally warm while the winters can be cold with wind, ice, and snow. Please wear comfortable walking shoes, and dress according to the weather.
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Did You Know?
Gamblers today can buy a "lucky cologne" which has its origins in the heart of Lowell National Historical Park. One of several local patent medicine companies, E.W. Hoyt & Co. produced personal products like Rubifoam tooth cleaner and Hoyt's German Cologne on Middlesex Street during the late 1800's.

Last Updated: June 28, 2011 at 11:50 MST

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