Historic Winslow House

The Isaac Winslow House was built circa 1699 for the Honorable Isaac Winslow (1671 – 1738) at the place name “Careswell,” so called after the Winslow family’s ancient estate “Kerswell” in Worcestershire, England.  The house was the third to be built on land granted in the 1630s to Mayflower passenger and governor of Plymouth Colony, Edward Winslow, who erected the first homestead.

The Winslow House is open June– October. Visitors may call ahead to schedule a private tour by emailing director@winslowhouse.org or calling 781-837-5753.

Group Tours: We offer group tours for schools, families, and community organizations; reservations are required and may be made by emailing info@winslowhouse.org or calling 781-837-5753. For schools and youth organizations, one chaperone is required for every 15 children.

Weddings & Events: Contact us about a very unique wedding and event venue.