Visitors with physical/mobility needs:Visitors are picked up in NPS vehicles that are equipped with wheelchair lifts. Benches outside and chairs inside Tao house provide for resting in the park and on tours. An upstairs video tour of Tao house is available in the downstairs dining room for visitors not able to climb stairs. Handrails on steps are available inside and outside. A park wheelchair is also available. The park is fairly level, giving access to park wayside exhibits. Additionally, self-guided tour signs are available to be placed throughout the tour, on request. Information for People Who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing:Visitors have park waysides, park handouts, self-guided tour signs and the internet for information about the park. Rangers are able to modulate their voice volume during tours. The upstairs video tour of Tao house is closed captioned, and is available with personal amplifiers. Blind/Low vision:Park wayside exhibits are in large fonts for easy reading. Large print Unigrid brochures of Eugene O'Neill NHS are available, as well a braille version, upon request. Learning disability:All tours are led with the visitor (s) in mind. Park Rangers are able to adapt to visitor interpretive needs. Contact the park by email or phone to request modifcations prior to your tour, or speak to a ranger once you've arrived at the park. Sign-LanguageEugene O'Neill National Historic Site is dedicated to providing a rich experience for all visitors, and we are happy to offer sign language interpretation for public programs upon request. Because we do not have a sign language interpreter on staff, please contact the park with your request at least two weeks in advance of your visit, or when you’re making your tour reservation. Contact UsPlease use this email link to contact a park ranger |
Last updated: October 28, 2022