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New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park A panoramic view of historic buildings, cobblestone streets, and New Bedford's waterfront
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New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park
Frequently Asked Questions
 
Can I use my National Parks pass, Senior pass, or Golden Access pass at the park?
The National Park Visitor Center is free, however some of our partners charge fees and do not accept National Parks passes, Senior passes or Golden Access passes.

Where should I park?
The park is located in an urban center where parking is limited. Within two blocks of the National Park Visitor Center, the City of New Bedford offers several parking options both long-term and short-term.  Options include a municipal parking garage, a short-term surface parking lot as well as parking meters throughout the park and city's downtown.

Where can I get my National Park passport book stamped?
You can get your official cancellation stamp at the National Park Visitor Center located at 33 William Street.

 

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Liberty Hall with its 1795 bell, was an important meeting site for abolitionists in New Bedford, Massachusetts.

Did You Know?
Abraham Lincoln spoke in New Bedford on September 14, 1848, in Liberty Hall on William Street. At the time, he was a little-known congressman from Illinois plugging the election of Zachary Taylor.

Last Updated: August 10, 2011 at 12:39 MST