EXPLORE THE LOCATIONS OFMASSACHUSETTS FILM MAP

Photographer credit: Wilson Webb
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Newburyport
Haverhill

A4
Lawrence

North Reading

Billerica
Carlisle

HarvardD1 D2 D3 D4

Sudbury

BostonA3

B1 B2 B3 B4 B5Framingham

ster

Lynn

MedfordWaltham

MarlboroughShrewsbury

Peabody

WoburnConcordHudsonBeverlyReading

Maynard C1 C2 C3 C4Clinton

NeedhamQuincyDedhamHopkinton

Weymouth

CantonGraftonScituate

A1

UpfordWalpoleMilford
Uxbridge

NorwellA2Stoughton
A2Franklin
Mansfield

RocklandMarshfield

Brockton

A1 Bradley EstateCanton, MA 02021

A2 Stoughton Train Station
Stoughton, MAAttleboro

Kingston

RaynhamB2 Colonial Theatre
Boston, MA

TauntonB3 Gibson House Museum
Boston, MAA3 Lyman Estate

B4 Prescott House

A4 City of Lawrence

B5 Fairmont Copley
Somerset
Plaza
HotelWaltham, MALawrence, MA

A5 Gibbet Hill

Boston, MABoston, MAGroton, MAC1 Old Manse

Ipswich, MAC2 Orchard House

A6 Crane Estate
B1 Arnold Arboretum

Concord, MA Fall River
Concord, MA

Duxbury

East Bridgewater
Bridgewater

Boston, MA

Gloucester

Chelmsford

A5eominster

Ipswich
A6TopsfieldLowell

A5Grotonburg

A4DracutPepperell

RowleyPlymouthC3 Town of Concord

Concord, MA
CarverHistorical Park
C4 Minuteman
Lakeville

Concord, MA

D1 Harvard General StoreHarvard, MA

D2 Harvard Town HallHarvard, MAWareham

D3 Harvard Universalist
Unitarian Church

SandwicHarvard, MAAcushnet

D4 Fruitlands Museum House

New BedfordHarvard, MAMashp

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A2

STOUGHTONTRAIN STATION

Concord Train Station
45 Wyman Street, Stoughton, MA 02072

A3Aunt March's House, Plumfield
Academy, King House
2468 Washington Street, Canton, MA(857) 327-5043
thetrustees.org/places-to-visit/south-ofboston/bradley-estate.html
A colonial farmstead-turned-country–estate
designed by architect and landscape designer,Charles Platt in 1902, this well-designed
home and landscape features a mix of formal
gardens, fields, and woodlands with 3 milesof trails.

CITY OF LAWRENCENew York
Appleton Street @ Common Street
Lawrence, MA(978) 620-3210
cityoflawrence.com

A5

Photo Credit: N. Gordon

BRADLEY ESTATE

Photo Credit: Theresa Park

LYMAN ESTATE

Gardiner House
185 Lyman Street, Waltham, MA 02452
Mansion: 617-994-5912
Greenhouses: 617-994-5913
historicnewengland.org/property/
lyman-estate
The Lyman Estate (1793), also known as“the Vale,” is one of the finest U.S. examplesof eighteenth-century English naturalistic
design. Visitors may tour the mansion whosearchitectural features include a graceful parlorand elegant ballroom, and may also enjoy thehistoric greenhouses, gardens and grounds.

GIBBET HILL/GIBBET HILLGRILL, BARN & FARMS
Concord Hills for Proposal
61 Lowell Road, Groton, MA 01450
gibbethillgrill.com
barnatgibbethill.com
gibbethillfarm.com

Gibbet Hill has one of the most spectacularviews in central Massachusetts, looking
directly onto the Nashua River valley andmiles and miles beyond. Barns on theproperty have been turned into the Gibbet
Hill Grill and The Barn at Gibbet Hill event
space.

CRANE ESTATE:CASTLE HILL

A6Paris; Paris Garden, Courtyard,
Hills , Seashore, Concord Beach
290 Argilla Road, Ipswich MA 01938(978) 356-4351
thetrustees.org/places-to-visit/northeast/castle-hill-crane.html

chpee© 2019 CTMG, Inc. All Rights ReservedExperience the grandeur of a seaside estateand its marvelously landscaped grounds,
notable for a broad, undulating lawn running
down to the shore.

Charlestown
Charlestown
Charlestown

Cambridge
Cambridge
Cambridge

East
East
BostonEast
BostonBostonBostonBostonB1

B4

B4 BostonB3 B4B2
B3
B2
B5
B5

AllstonAllstonFenwayFenwayPhoto Credit: The Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University

South EndSouth EndSouth Boston
South Boston

Brookline
Brookline
Roxbury
Roxbury

Jamaica Plain
Jamaica Plain

BOSTON

B1
B1

BordenBorden
Pond
Pond

C4C4

ARNOLD ARBORETUM
The Paris Promenade
125 Arborway, Boston, MA 02130(617) 524-1718arboretum.harvard.edu/visit

The magnificent Arnold Arboretum, a 281-acrelandscape, is owned by Harvard University
and offers a tour led by knowledgeable
docents, year-round.

PRESCOTT HOUSE

B2The Moffat House
55 Beacon Street, Boston MA 02108(617) 742-3190
nscdama.org/william-hickling-prescott-house

C1
C1
ConcordConcordRiverRiver

SleepySleepyHollow
Hollow
Cemetery
Cemetery

Moore’s
Moore’s
Swamp
Swamp

COLONIAL THEATRE

C3
C3

ConcordConcord

The New York Theater
106 Boylston Street, Boston, MA 02116(888) 616-0272
emersoncolonialtheatre.com/plan-your-visit

C2Emerson
EmersonPlayground
Playground

CONCORD

D4Bare Hill
Bare Hill
Pond Area
Pond Area

Dean’sDean’s
Hill
Hill

Prospect
Prospect
Hill
Hill

Pin Hill
Pin HillSouthSouthD3 D2Harvard D3 D2Harvard
D1
D1

Camp Green
GreenCamp
Camp
Green
Eyrie
Eyrie
Eyrie
Beilevue
Beilevue
Beilevue
Cemetery
Cemetery
Cemetery

FAIRMONT COPLEYPLAZA HOTEL

Photo Credit: John Woolf

Pin Hill
Pin Hill
NorthNorthHARVARD

B5

Take a behind-the-scenes look at Boston’soldest continuously-operated theatre.

B3
Oxbow
Oxbow
NationalNational
WildlifeWildlife
RefugeRefugeD4Tour this beautiful mansion across fromBoston Common and experience affluent
Beacon Hill life in the 1800’s.

GIBSON HOUSE MUSEUM
The Boarding House
137 Beacon Street, Boston, MA 02116(617) 267-6338
thegibsonhouse.org

The Gibson House is a historic museum
located in the Back Bay neighborhood ofBoston. The Museum’s four floors are a time
capsule of domestic life in the 19th and early
20th centuries.

The Ballroom
138 St James Avenue, Boston, MA 02116(617) 267-5300 Ext. 1691
fairmont.com/copley-plaza-boston/Fairmont Copley Plaza has been a symbol ofBoston’s rich history and elegance since its
opening in 1912. Centrally located in historic
Back Bay, the landmark luxury hotel’s gilded
5,000 square foot lobby and magnificent
Grand Ballroom have come to define glamour
to generations of Bostonians.

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C3

OLD MANSERiver Sequence
269 Monument St, Concord, MA 01742(978) 369-3909
thetrustees.org/places-to-visit/metro-west/old-manse.html
Situated near the banks of the Concord Riverand next to the old North Bridge, The Old
Manse is one of Concord’s most fascinatinghomes. A National Historic Landmark built in1770 by Ralph Waldo Emerson’s grandfather,
William Emerson, the Manse became thecenter of Concord’s political, literary, and social
revolutions over the course of the next century.

D2

TOWN OF CONCORD

22 Monument Square, Concord, MA 01742(978) 318-3100
concordma.gov/1920/Visitor-Center

HARVARD TOWN HALL

C4

Concord Theater (Exterior)
13 Ayer Road, Harvard, MA 01451(978) 456-4100
harvard.ma.us/discover-harvard

D3
MINUTEMANHISTORICAL PARKRiver Sequence
174 Liberty Street, Concord, MA 01742

C2

At Concord’s North Bridge, colonial militiamen
were first ordered to fire upon British soldiers
on April 19th, 1775. Visit the beautifully
restored and historically significant bridgeand landscape.
Photo Credit: Trey Powers

The Church
9 Ayer Road, Harvard, MA 01451(978) 456-8752
uuharvard.org

D1

ORCHARD HOUSE

D4

The School Room
399 Lexington Road, Concord, MA 01742(978) 369-4118
louisamayalcott.org/visit
Immortalized in Louisa May Alcott’s
beloved classic, Little Women, Orchard
House (c. 1660) is one of the oldest, mostauthentically-preserved historic sites in thecountry, and most noted for being where thegroundbreaking novel was written and setin 1868. A visit to Orchard House provides
heartwarming and inspirational accountsof the talented Alcott family, who were also
tireless advocates for social justice andcreative individuality.

HARVARD UNIVERSALISTUNITARIAN CHURCHHARVARD GENERAL STORE- 2nd Floor
The Tailor's Shop
1 Still River Road, Harvard, MA 01451(978) 430-0062
harvardgeneralstore.com

The Harvard General Store is a uniquegeneral store on the picturesque town
common of Harvard. Includes a bakery,gift shop and event space.

FRUITLANDS MUSEUM
HOUSE

Meg’s House
102 Prospect Hill Road, Harvard, MA 01451(978) 456-3924
fruitlands.thetrustees.org
Louisa May Alcott was 10 years old in
1843 when she and her family moved into
Fruitland Farmhouse, a transcendental
community that sought to create a utopian
New Eden, inspiring Alcott’s future writing.

EX P LO R E T H E LO CAT I O N S F R OM T H E F I LM
Writer-director Greta Gerwig’s 2019 adaptation of Louisa May Alcott ’s beloved
story, Little Women, is both timeless and timely. Filmed in the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts, Little Women comes to life in a score of impeccably preserved
historical locations and landscapes, many of which can be visited and enjoyed today.
See the movie—visit the sites!
Official Website: littlewomen.movie | Official Trailer: youtu.be/AST2-4db4ic#LittleWomenMovie

Pictured:
The Great House at The Crane Estate

Photo Credit:
The Trustees of Reservations