Experiences

Lawrence Heritage State Park

Name: Lawrence Heritage State Park | Massachusetts Guide
Address: 1 Jackson Street, Lawrence, MA, 01840, US
Telephone: 978-794-1655

Massachusetts DCR heritage park whose free visitor center, set in a restored 1840s mill boarding house, tells the story of Lawrence's textile mills, immigrant labor, and the 1912 Bread and Roses strike.

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Area Downtown Lawrence (Jackson Street), Essex County Category Experiences Last checked June 22, 2026 Type State Park

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A strong Massachusetts fit

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Travelers who want a Massachusetts choice with clear practical value.

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Downtown Lawrence (Jackson Street), Essex County

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Address

1 Jackson Street
Lawrence, MA 01840

Phone

978-794-1655

Website

mass.gov

Lawrence.Heritagemass.gov

What to know

Visitor center housed in a restored 1840s mill boarding house with two floors of interactive exhibits on the textile industry and immigrant labor.Interprets Lawrence as one of the nation's first planned industrial cities and the site of the 1912 Bread and Roses textile strike.

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