The following information is the latest corrigenda for the printed Amesbury Treasures Brochure. It contains only changes thus it should be read in conjunction with the printed brochure. It is primarily only intended to update opening times/contact details but in some cases revised detail information has been provided. You can also check the calendar for regular opening times.

1 Lowell's Boat Shop and Museum
Established in 1793 and cited as the birthplace of the legendary fishing dory, Lowell's Boat Shop is the oldest continually operating boat shop in the United States. As the sole survivor of the area's renowned dory manufacturing industry, Lowell's maintains its time-honored tradition as skilled craftsmen continue to build the dories and skiffs that were once the mainstay of the fishing industry in New England.
Located on the picturesque banks of the Merrimack River, this non-profit working museum and National Landmark is dedicated to preserving and perpetuating the art and craft of wooden boat building. Centuries of boat building tradition are brought to life at this remarkable site as the Boat Shop conveys its rich history through the boats it builds, its collections and the stories they tell, guided tours, workshops, boat building classes, youth programs, and lectures. Innovative educational programs, exhibits, and events are offered to the public throughout the year, and rowing is available seasonally. Open to visitors seasonally and by appointment 978.834.0050, http://www.lowellsboatshop.com

3 Mary Baker Eddy Historic House
Open the first Saturday of every month from May-October;

Also open by appointment. To schedule a tour, please call 800.277.8943.  $5 suggested donation; Longyear Museum members and children under 12, free. For more information, please visit www.longyear.org/historic-houses.

4 Bartlett Museum:
Open from Memorial Day through Labor Day Inclusive , Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays 1pm-4pm or by special appointment 978.388.4528 Adults $3, Children & Seniors $1. http://www.bartlettmuseum.org
See our membership Trifold and Brocnure front/back.

9 Whittier Home:   Open May 5, 2012 through October Oct 27. ,Guided tours Saturdays, 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.,
otherwise by appointment  by calling 978-465-5964 or  978-388-1337.  
Admission: Adults $6.00 Students (age 7-17) and Seniors $5.00    
Children (under 7) free. Group rates on request.

11 Salisbury Point Station is now in Heritage Park. In July 2015 the Salisbury Point Railroad  Historical Society was dissolved due to lack of support and the Amesbury Carriage Museum took over all SPRRHS assets. The assets remain in place but are not currently available to the public.

15 Amesbury Public Library:
Saturday Summer Hours 10-1 (Memorial Day through Labor Day), Monday 10-8, Tuesday 10-8, Wednesday 10-8, Thursday 10-5, Friday 10-5, Saturday 10-5. http://www.amesburylibrary.org/

17 The Friends Meeting House at 120 Friend Street s now included as an Amesbury Treasure.