Visiting the Archaeology Lab
We have answers to some of our most frequently asked questions.
What age ranges will enjoy the archaeology lab?
School children ranging from 3rd grade through 12th grade tend to get the most out of lab visits.
Archaeologically inclined adults of all ages will enjoy their visit.
Where is the lab?
The lab is located in the Mary C. Beaudry Community Archaeology Center at 201 Rivermoor Street in the West Roxbury neighborhood of Boston.
Is the lab accessible?
Yes! The lab is located on the building's first floor and is fully accessible. There are 3 accessible parking spaces.
How should my group get to the lab?
The lab is not easily accessible via public transit.
Larger groups and school groups should arrange for transport to the lab via school bus or chartered vehicle.
There is limited parking available for groups smaller than 10, though carpooling is strongly encouraged. There are 3 accessible parking spaces.
How long does a visit last? What does it include?
How can a visit help accomplish our learning goals?
What are some curriculum-based themes we can focus our visit on?
- Indigenous, European colonial, Black, and immigrant histories of the Northeast
- Undertold stories of Boston's history
- American Revolution
- U.S Civil War
- 17th-early 20th century Boston
How can I schedule a visit for my school group or organization?
We have limited capacity, so please reach out at least 1 month before your preferred date. To schedule a group visit, email us at archaeology@boston.gov with the following information:
- Preferred dates
- Age of group (i.e., 5th graders, adults, retirees, etc.)
- Total number of visitors including chaperones
- Some information regarding what you'd like to learn about during the visit.
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Still have questions? Contact:
Archaeology
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201 Rivermoor Street
West Roxbury, MA 02132
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Still have questions? Contact:
Archaeology
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201 Rivermoor Street
West Roxbury, MA 02132
