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Clara Barton Birthplace Museum

3 reviews

+1 (508) 987-2056

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66 Clara Barton Rd

North Oxford, MA 01537

+1 (508) 987-2056

http://www.clarabartonbirthplace.org

Visitors to the birthplace are guided through the historic house as they learn about Clara Barton's role as a Civil War battlefield nurse and as founder of the American Red Cross. The museum displays items which belonged to Miss Barton, including her Civil War field desk and a quilt signed by Civil War veterans.

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David O.

8/14/2011

One of the best kept secrets in Central Massachusetts. Not the easiest place to find in Oxford but so worth the visit. The house isn't often visited we were told by the staff, so very likely...

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Paula G.

1/4/2018

Very educational. The guide was very knowledgeable. My child had a project and we were able to gather information

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Cathy S.

8/14/2011

The Clara Barton Museum was a treat to go to. I was so excited to be able to go to the birth place of the person who was the founder of the ARC foundation. Clara was a extremely loving and...

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