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About the Friends

Friends of the Longfellow House activities

How the Friends group was founded

Back issues of the Longfellow House Bulletin

The book Charles Appleton Longfellow: Twenty Months in Japan, 1871-1873

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About the Friends

The Friends of the Longfellow House is a not-for-profit voluntary group founded in 1994 to work with the Park Service to benefit and support the Longfellow House–Washington’s Headquarters National Historic Site. This website is designed to complement the National Park Service’s official website.
Read and search back issues of the Longfellow House Bulletin
Read our ongoing series of Looks at Life in the Longfellow House, from 1759 to today.

Visiting Longfellow House–Washington’s Headquarters

The gardens and grounds are open to the public from dawn to dusk every day all year.

In 2012, Longfellow House–Washington’s Headquarters National Historic Site was open to drop-in visitors on Wednesdays through Sundays, June 1 to October 28. We expect that the House will be open on approximately the same schedule in 2013, but exact dates depend on the federal budget.

Special group and student tours are available, staff permitting, throughout the year; please call 617-876-4491 for information. The Longfellow NHS archives are open for researchers by appointment; call 617-491-1054.
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