There is a new building called the Education and Visitors Center which will house the gift shop, cafe, and library. There will be flower shows, educational programs, and other special events held in this building. This is the oldest house in Grafton, built in 1718. It is the birthplace of the clock-makers Benjamin, Simon, Ephraim, and Aaron Willard. More than 60 Willard clocks and country furnishings from the 18th century are contained there.
Groups are welcome by appointment, and there is an admission charge.
The museum is closed Mondays, New Year's Day, Easter, Fourth of July, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. The Museum shop is open during Museum hours. Tours can be arranged through the Education Department. It is free for children under twelve and to all on Saturdays until noon. It is handicapped accessible.