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Sparrow House |
This house, built in 1640 by Richard Sparrow, is considered to be the oldest house in Plymouth. It's also a museum with period furnishings that offer visitors a chance to see how the early settlers of the Plymouth Colony lived.
The adjoining Sparrow House Gallery features pottery that has been made on the premises since 1932. Regular exhibitions showcase the works of local artists with freshly made pottery and other craftwork.
Open Thursday - Tuesday 10am-5pm from Memorial Day through December 24.
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| Location | 42 Sumner St. Plymouth Massachusetts 02360 |
| Phone | 508-747-1240 |
| Website |
http://www.sparrowhouse.com
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