Well... disappointing at best, but a touristy thing to do. We've passed the building a million…read moretimes, and they used to be open on weekdays only, but since COVID that has changed. Two story brick building. First floor is dedicated to JFK and the second floor is dedicated to the rest of the clan. There are limited items and JFK memorabilia in this museum, it is mainly pictures and poster boards with details of the pictures. Many of the pictures you've seen already in the free domain. Best part of the museum was seeing a putter that JFK used. That is about it. Nice staff, and a little store selling commercial and political trinkets. A try it once event.

Thank you to the staff, and Docent for a fantastic educational tour of John F. Kennedy Museum. The…read moremuseum is a must visit when you are visiting Hyannis. We booked our tickets online, very easy to select dates, and times. Wanted to teach friends about the Presidential history of JFK and his summers here on Cape Cod. Even though I visited the museum almost 20 years ago. It was still a very interesting visit, wherein you learn something new with each visit.

Yeah - kind of hokey, but when the kids were younger we took them there and they had a blast…read more For me the best part, besides spending quality time with the kids, was the display of silver coins that the founder/owner brought up. Went once, not sure if I'd revisit.

Great museum and perfect for a rainy day on the cape. It was a struggle to get the kids involved…read moreand interested in the museum. So maybe those 8 and up are really the intended audience. Our 3 and 6 year old girls didn't enjoy it too much and that's okay. The adults did.

Great little museum. They put a lot in such a little building. First floor had a bird watching…read morearea, displays on Native American historic culture, duck decoy artist studio and other exhibits. Downstairs was an aquarium. Along with a bird exhibit. After we finished in the museum we went for a hike out to the bay. Although the trail was not marked the path overall was easy to find. It was a great excursion!

So cool with kids! Perfect for rainy days and indoor fun! My kids (3,6,9) loved it. I enjoyed it…read moretoo.

Amazing, quirky memories of Edward Gorey. A fun way to get to know the artist and imagine what his…read morelife was like. Secret treasures in every corner. Fun, creative visitors are always checking this delightful museum out.

I've been a member for 6 years and had not been able to visit due to either covid or living in…read moredifferent states. It was so nice to finally make the pilgrimage here. There is some parking off to the side of the house and I was able to get a spot. Make sure that you make reservations on the website prior to coming. You reserve a time slot and pay when you get there. I meandered about before going inside. There's a person sitting just inside the entrance to ask your name and reservation time. It is a darling house with all things Edward Gorey in terms of ephemera. Pictures, books, and bits & bobs. I was hoping to see a cat or two so that was disappointing somewhat. You do only get the first floor as well just to let people know. I did not participate in the docent tour - I just wanted to kind of look and snoop at my own pace. It was very cute and mellow. There was a lot of information and the current type exhibit is amazing (O Sordid Type) - I would recommend that highly. I think if you're a fan, it is worth a visit and they do have a good amount in the gift shop, but nothing appealed to my wallet this go round.

Admission was $20 per adult during our visit. We had a great experience exploring the whaling…read moremuseum. The museum takes you through the history of the whaling industry on Nantucket with historical artifacts and documents from this time. The museum also has a full sperm whale skeleton on display. I was truly in awe by the items we saw on the display. It was educational and I feel I learned a lot. The museum is two floors worth of exhibits and a rooftop deck where you can look out onto the surrounding island. The museum also offered lectures, discussions, and documentaries you could engage with throughout the day. When we arrived they had a schedule displayed for the days events. I felt this was worth the cost of admission and was a must see stop on our trip to Nantucket.

On island? First time or experienced visitor? You have got to go to the Whaling Museum…read more Military discount. Buy a pass and visit the other Nantucket Historical Association facilities, like Howden House, Great Lights, Fire Station, Old Goal, etc. Great take. Every year they have a rotating exhibition. History of Nantucket, history of whaling, history of baskets (also at Howden House on upper Main Street). Other special events include parties, fund raisers and the Festival of the Trees. Solid take, and a really cool store too.

Small but cool! I…read moredefinitely learned a lot about sharks the day we toured the center! We had 4 kids ranging from 1-10. The two older kids 8 and 10 obviously got the most out of it but it helps that there are a lot of visuals (displays, photos and video clips.) The kids asked us a few questions. I have to say they said it was ok but later in the night I quizzed them. They were easily able to spit out a few things the learned that day so I would say MISSION ACCOMPLISHED! Heather, the person who checked us in, we really enjoyed talking to. She amde us laugh, we made her laugh. We lingered for the last 15 minutes of our visit just chatting her up about how she got into sharks and she has some interesting encounters! Thanks Heather for educating and entertaining us! Why not 5 stars... very small. No actual tanks with baby sharks on site and it cost us $30 to get in but it lasted about 30-40 minutes total. In my opinion, not enough bang for my buck.

Super cool group doing super important work, helping to educate the public and inspire curiosity…read moreand wonder for these awesome animals. To be perfectly honest, I don't know and have never met any of the folks involved with this group but I see and hear the results of their work constantly. Just over the past few days (it's 12/30/17 now) they've been involved with 3 shark autopsies that appear to be a result of "cold shock", which basically froze these sharks to death! Whoa. That's crazy cold. I happen to be on the Cape right now and can attest to how cold it is to the point where Cape Cod Bay has frozen over quite a bit, which is insane when you realize it's SALT water! Anyway, these folks are doing really cool, important and interesting work - glad they are!

Man, this was a fun museum, full of great stories, memorabilia, and nautical stuff!…read more We went , and spent about three hours, early June. I was pretty quiet, as tourist season had not really started. So, we, essentially, had the place to ourselves. The staff was most gracious, knowledgeable, friendly, and interesting. We had plenty of time to ask questions, and really good dialogue! Clean, well-lit, nice facility. We rented a Jeep, and there was plenty of parking. It is a little bit of a trek, you will need to either rent a car, uber/taxi, or bike it. Lovely area, and was just nice to sit outside, and sip on a cold water and take the sights in.

Great experience. This is a small, one-story building with plenty of history, artifacts, videos,…read moreand relics to give you a good history lesson on shipwrecks and important milestones in the history of Nantucket, including Mildred Jewett! The staff are super warm and friendly and even offered a personalized tour, but we opted for the self-guided tour. There is plenty to see and learn. You could expect to spend 45 minutes to an hour here. You'll need a car to get here. Or you could Lyft/Uber!

This was a wonderful and unique experience! Our tour guide, Ken, was extremely knowledgeable and…read moreeager to share the history behind the house and its keepers. The view is amazing. Support your National Parks and landmarks by visiting.

We loved the lighthouse and learned so much. There is so much history here. The staff know their…read morefacts and are very friendly. We paid for a tour of the lighthouse which was worth the money and the profits supported national parks. The tour was pleasantly brief ~20 minutes. Not the easiest climb, could be challenging for young children, bad joints, or heavier set individuals but was just fine for us. Very hot at the top in the summer time but we got to ask a bunch of questions and they offered to take our picture. Definitely worth the visit!

Old shed with old rough cars. Leaky roof, rundown dangerous building. Don't want to seem too…read morecritical but to call this a museum is a huge stretch! May have been okay 20-years ago, but not any more. All cars are a mess. Not worth the trip.

Fun red classic car museum in Hyannis, Ma. Interesting to hear the history behind the cars and the…read morepassion behind the red car collection. Admission is $10. Parking available on the property.