
Downloadable Spotify playlist from the iconic jukebox from Joe’s Twin Villa
Downloadable Spotify playlist from the iconic jukebox from Joe’s Twin Villa
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Downloadable Spotify playlist from the iconic jukebox from Joe’s Twin Villa

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Heritage will host a book talk and signing with author and garden communicator C.L. Fornari celebrating her new book Hydrangea Happiness. C.L. will present a short talk, followed by light refreshments

The Carousel Comes to Heritage In 1908, this carousel was ordered by an amusement park in Mississippi. It was enjoyed by visitors there for decades but was eventually dismantled and listed for sale. T

Mal Condon A lifelong gardener, Mal has been collecting, propagating, and growing hydrangeas for more than 40 years. He and his wife Mary Kay owned and operated Hydrangea Farm Nursery on Nantucket Isl

More videos of travelers remembering their adventures on the Cape

Otherworldly: An Outdoor Exhibit Location: Throughout the Grounds



The 1925 Rickenbacker 8 Coupe: Celebrating 100 Years September 18th, 2025

The Adventure Park at Heritage Museums & Gardens

John Baxter Trade Sign, c. 1890 Sandwich Fire Bucket, c. 1840-1860 Barnstable Cattle Show Broadside, 1848

The Magic Sauce, Eatmor Cranberries, c. 1920-1959

Wampanoag Wetu, Three Sisters-style Garden & Mush8n Throughout the grounds, a Wampanoag wetu, a Three-Sisters-style garden, and a mush8n (pronounced mish-oon) illustrate how the land that is now Herit

Woman Scooping Cranberries in Harwich, Unidentified Creator, early 20th century Group of Workers at Fuller Hammond Bog, Unidentified Creator, early 20th century Cranberry Picker, Geraldine West Powell

In response to program attendee feedback, Heritage is partnering with the Master Gardener Association of Cape Cod to offer a program designed especially for beginner gardeners. Join Master Gardener

Heritage is honored to host the first local book signing for noted author and garden communicator C.L. Fornari for her new book <em>Hydrangea Happiness: Planting, Pruning, and Blooming</em>. This comp

This small-group workshop session is geared toward gardeners who wish to learn more about Heritage’s successful practices associated with the very important garden chores of planting and replanting. W

Celebrate Mother’s Day with us at Heritage! Free admission for mothers today ONLY. Select Mother's Day Non-Member Adult Tickets and enter code <strong>MOMS2026</strong>. My Mother kept a garden, a

Inspired By Nature Heritage Museums & Gardens offers 100 spectacular acres of trees and shrubs, designed gardens, exquisite flowers and sweeping lawns. The gardens are a delight any time of year. For


Is it all outdoors?2025-03-26T12:22:19-04:00 Is it all outdoors? No. Heritage is comprised of three indoor gallery spaces along with 100 acres of outdoor gardens. Indoor spaces are air-conditioned whe

In Voorhees' Garden Maltilda Brown (1869-1947), 1914, oil on canvas, collection of Florence Griswold Museum, gift of the Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Company Rigger's Shop, Provincet

How much time should I allow? How long does it take to visit?2025-03-25T10:28:12-04:00 How much time should I allow? How long does it take to visit? While everyone’s experience varies, we recommend a

Group of Workers at Fuller Hammond Bog, Unidentified Creator, early 20th century

Goat Not all carousels have horses! Many carousel makers created “Menagerie Carousels” which contained a variety of animals other than horses. Our goat is not only a menagerie figure, but it is also a

Fancy Cape Cod Cranberries 1 lb. Box, New England Cranberry Sales Co., late 19th century – early 20th century

David Rogers’ Big Bugs Massive insects constructed from forest material took over the Heritage grounds, offering guests a chance to connect with the miniscule world of bugs on a massive scale. Several

Cranberry Picker, Geraldine West Powell, ca. 1940-1955

Chariots Looff’s oldest son, Charles, most likely carved the chariots–they were his specialty! Carousels have riding benches called chariots for those who do not want to ride on an animal (including n