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National Streetcar Museum is located in the heart of Lowell. A fantastic museum for trolley buffs and families. Even though this venue is open only during the weekends, it is a great place to enjoy in the company of friends and family to simply know more about the urban rails. The second floor of this museum consists of a dedicated area for kids where there are multiple trolley layouts for kids to operate, a section of trains and tracks where they can play, and also dress themselves up with a vest and a hat. The museum also has a coloring station and a playhouse. The venue has a separate area where you can have your private events.

The birthplace of the artist James McNeill Whistler was converted into the Whistler House Museum of Art and opened in 1908. This house museum offers a beautiful collection of paintings and there is an artist's studio at the top floor as well. The paintings date back to the end of 19th century which are beautifully maintained. In the backyard of the house, there is a small art gallery where many exhibits are showcased. This house can be rented for private events and functions.

A riveting mosaic of museums, exhibits, historic houses, canals, and locks, the Lowell National Historical Park invites visitors to trace the history of the area in the context of the Industrial Revolution. The Boott Cotton Mills Museum is an integral part of the park. The Suffolk Mill turbine exhibit and the operating weave loom with its power looms are prominent examples of America's industrial revolution. The park chronicles the story of immigrants turned laborers accompanied by a guided account of industrial progress in the 20th Century. You can also learn more about the canals which are almost 5.6 miles long, trolley rides included.

This public park hosts a variety of live concerts throughout the summer. Past performers have included Los Lonely Boys, The Wailers, Bela Fleck and Michael Franti. Visit the website for additional information.