Easton, MA

Stonehill College's 384-acre campus blends Catholic heritage with the historic Ames estate. Explore Georgian-style Donahue Hall and the Chapel of Mary during spring or fall for the most vibrant campus atmosphere.

This conservation property blends natural trails with a working farm where visitors can interact with animals. Explore meadows and forests while learning about environmental stewardship at this peaceful community treasure.

Housed in a historic 1904 firehouse, the Children's Museum in Easton offers three floors of hands-on exhibits for young explorers. Weekday mornings provide the best experience for families with children 1-8.

The Rockery, designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, honors 47 Civil War soldiers with each crest stone representing a fallen hero. Climb to the observation deck for views of Richardson's historic buildings.

The Fellowship Church offers a warm, nondenominational Christian community with Bible-based teachings for all ages. Sunday services at 9:00 AM and 10:45 AM provide worship in a casual, welcoming atmosphere.

Stroll through 36 acres of historic landscape with rolling lawns, mature trees, and tranquil ponds. The 19th-century stone stable and arboretum-style grounds create a perfect setting for leisurely walks and picnics.

This Richardson-designed National Historic Landmark showcases stunning Romanesque architecture with distinctive elephantine columns. Explore the grounds designed by Frederick Law Olmsted while appreciating this 19th-century masterpiece.