Best places: Historical landmarks in Winchester, United States

👍👍 Local historical site with a great view of the Boston sky line. We had our engagement photoshoot here on a cold spring day April 2022.

A childhood home of John Hancock, built in 1738, is open for guided tours (except in winter).

Museum in an 18th-century tavern that played a role in the start of the Revolutionary War.

👍 This place has good history. You can read more about it online. Nice to walk around. A short walk from the church building (with graffiti) is the cemetery where the patients were buried. Good hiking trails around. Free parking in the parking lot. Small grass area for a picnic too.

👍👍 Historical society gala for Ford model a cars.

👍👍 Old Schwamb Mill, site circa 1650, current complete structure c. 1861. Old Schwamb Mill is the nations oldest continuously operating mill site.. Originally a gristmill, this has been a workingplace since 1650. Its documented history of operation dates back to about 1684. It was bought by Charles &...

👍👍 I am Howard's wife, Carolyn....maiden name is Russell.....I am a DAR member with Jason Russell being documented as my ancestor. I have been to the Jason Russell house several times. It is a 'living' part of our history..well worth the visit. Members of the Arlington Historical Society were very k...

👍👍 We went on the tour with Elaine. My only qualm with the tavern is that it doesnt open until 12 and closes at 4:30. We left it to do last and to see all of the sights at Lexington takes well over a day. Nevertheless, Elaine was very welcoming to us late-comers. She is very knowledgeable about the tav...

👍👍 Walking in the area and saw many businesses with many restaurants near transportation! Nice place to walk 😉!