The Ipswich Museum oversees three historical homes: The Whipple House (1677), The Heard House (1795-1800), and the Alexander Knight House. We offer guided tours on a seasonal basis.

There are hundreds of stories to discover through the Ipswich Museum. We invite you to dig a little deeper, explore, question, and come away with a better understanding of your own history. Interior view of the Heard House

Ipswich Museum was set up in the 1840s by a local industrialist with the aim of public improvement, scientific study and public debate. Moving to its current site in the 1880s, it was a hub of arts, science and learning. It was a leading museum of …

Ipswich Museum is a registered museum of culture, history and natural heritage, located in a Grade II* listed building [1] on High Street in Ipswich, the county town of Suffolk.

Join us at the Ipswich Museum to celebrate the life, art, and influence of Ipswich artist Arthur Wesley Dow on the 100th anniversary of his death. This special exhibit will showcase expamples of Dow’s paintings, wood block prints, cyanotypes, personal items, and photographs of his students at work.

Ipswich Museum moved into its current home, a purpose-built museum on High Street, in 1881. It holds exceptional geological and entomological (insect) collections as well as rare Victorian taxidermy dioramas.

Today, Ipswich Museum shares objects and stories from Africa, North America, the Pacific and local history from Ipswich and Suffolk. The museum also has an extensive and impressive Natural History collection. Ipswich Museum is currently closed for a …

Find information on how to get to Ipswich Museum, its opening times, available facilities, and accessibility options. Our museums make art and history fun! Discover our events, school holiday...

2014年8月30日 · Our extensive collections of fine and decorative art celebrate the historical and architectural significance of Ipswich. The Ipswich Museum is located near the town center of Ipswich, Massachusetts - approximately 30 miles northeast of Boston.

The Museum provides tours of the First Period Whipple House and works by nineteenth-century Ipswich Painters including Arthur Wesley Dow.