This museum is actually a complex of three buildings, the main one being the William Bradley House, the third-oldest house in the village of Woods Hole. It was owned by 19th-century ship captain William Bradley, who was lost at sea. The structure houses the Woods Hole Historical Collection of paintings, portraits, photographs, and records. Since the exhibits change annually, it's an interesting visit even if you have been there before. The two other buildings, moved to the grounds in 1996, are a boat barn and an 1890s workshop that at one time belonged to a doctor who puttered with various hobbies including etching and fly-tying.
Admission is free, though donations are gratefully accepted.
Indian Meetinghouse and Burial Ground Mass. Rt. It was moved to the present location in 1717 and the ancient cemetery surrounding it has a number of old headstones. The church is open in the summer for worship and memorial services. Otherwise, it is only open by appointment. Call the above number to make an appointment and to determine any fees.