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Lowell National Historical Park
Guided Tours & Programs

 

 
2011-2012 Winter Programming, November 28 - March 11, 2012.

Program

Time Day Fee
Ranger Talks. At Visitor Center, Boott Cotton Mills Museum, Mill Girls and Immigrants Exhibit. throughout the day. Daily Free


 

 
2011 Fall Programming, October 11-November 25

Program

Time Day Fee
Views of Lowell Trolley Tour 2:30pm Saturday & Sunday
(1 hour)
Free
**The Views of Lowell Trolley Tour will not be offered on Saturday, November 26, 2011.
 

To make a reservation, please call 978-970-5000

Lowell Tours, September 6-October 10, 2011

Program Time Day Fee
Views of Lowell
Trolley Tour
2:30am Monday-Friday Free
Working the Water
Canal Boat Tour
11:00am, Saturday, Sunday & Columbus Day

Fees Apply:
Adults, $8.00;
Seniors/students, $7.00; youth (6-16), $6.00;
children 5 & under, free.

Engineering Innovation Boat Tour 12:00pm Saturday, Sunday & Columbus Day Fees Apply:
Adults, $8.00;
Seniors/students, $7.00; youth (6-16), $6.00;
children 5 & under, free.
Transforming Landscapes Tour 2:00pm, 3:00pm Saturday, Sunday & Columbus Day Fees Apply:
Adults, $8.00;
Seniors/students, $7.00; youth (6-16), $6.00; children 5 & under, free.



To make a reservation, please call 978-970-5000



 

Lowell Tours, May 28-June 17, 2011

Program Time Day Fee
Views of Lowell
Trolley Tour
2:30-4:00pm Monday - Friday Free
Working the Water
Canal Boat Tour

11:00am, 12:00pm, 2:00pm, 3:00pm

Saturday & Sunday (Memorial Day)

Fees Apply:
Adults, $8.00;
Seniors/students, $7.00; youth (6-16), $6.00;
children 5 & under, free.



 

 

Lowell Tours, June 18-24, 2011

Program Time Day Fee
Views of Lowell
Trolley Tour
10:00am Daily Free
Working the Water
Canal Boat Tour
11:00am, 2:00pm, 3:00pm Daily

Fees Apply:
Adults, $8.00;
Seniors/students, $7.00; youth (6-16), $6.00;
children 5 & under, free.

Engineering Innovation Boat Tour 12:00pm Daily Fees Apply:
Adults, $8.00;
Seniors/students, $7.00; youth (6-16), $6.00;
children 5 & under, free.




 

Lowell Tours, June 25-August 21*, 2011
*Schedules will be modified during Lowell Folk Festival, July 29-31

Program Time Day Fee
Views of Lowell
Trolley Tour
10:00am Daily Free
Working the Water
Canal Boat Tour
11:00am, Daily

Fees Apply:
Adults, $8.00;
Seniors/students, $7.00; youth (6-16), $6.00;
children 5 & under, free.

Engineering Innovation Boat Tour 12:00pm Daily Fees Apply:
Adults, $8.00;
Seniors/students, $7.00; youth (6-16), $6.00;
children 5 & under, free.
Transforming Landscapes Tour 2:00pm, 3:00pm Daily Fees Apply:
Adults, $8.00;
Seniors/students, $7.00; youth (6-16), $6.00; children 5 & under, free.
Controlling Nature Trolley Tour 2:30pm Daily Free
Evening Cruise Tour 6:00pm Thursdays & Fridays  Fees Apply:
Adults, $8.00;
Seniors/students, $7.00; youth (6-16), $6.00; children 5 & under, free.
The "Full Works" Tour 2:30pm July 2nd, 10th, 23rd, August 7th, 13th, 21st Fees Apply:
Adults, $10.00;
Seniors/students, $9.00; youth (6-16), $8.00;
children 5 & under, free.




 

 

Lowell Tours, August 22-September 5, 2011

Program Time Day Fee
Views of Lowell
Trolley Tour
10:00am Daily Free
Working the Water
Canal Boat Tour
11:00am, Daily

Fees Apply:
Adults, $8.00;
Seniors/students, $7.00; youth (6-16), $6.00;
children 5 & under, free.

Engineering Innovation Boat Tour 12:00pm Daily Fees Apply:
Adults, $8.00;
Seniors/students, $7.00; youth (6-16), $6.00;
children 5 & under, free.
Transforming Landscapes Tour 2:00pm, 3:00pm Daily Fees Apply:
Adults, $8.00;
Seniors/students, $7.00; youth (6-16), $6.00; children 5 & under, free.






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Historic etching, Lowell National Historical park

Did You Know?
The population of Lowell grew dramatically during the years of industrial expansion-rising from about 2,500 in 1826 to more than 33,000 in 1850, when Lowell was the second largest city in Massachusetts.

Last Updated: November 15, 2011 at 08:26 MST