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Built in 1760 for a wealthy British naval officer, the house was used as a hospital during the Revolutionary War, then housed five generations of another prosperous family before becoming a museum in 1924. Its decor spans a variety of periods, and includes collections of Victorian card cases and late 19th-century clothing. Visitors can freely roam its two acres of landscaped lawns and gardens, but may only enter the house with a guided tour.
Details
Address
12 South Street
at Centre Street
Boston
Transport:
Green St T then 15min walk, or Forest Hills T then bus 39.
Price:
Admission $5.
Opening hours:
Open 10am-noon Sat; noon-2pm Sun; or by appointment.
Thursdays on the Lawn has become one of Jamaica Plain's favorite weekly traditions, turning the grounds of the historic Loring-Greenough House into an easygoing neighborhood gathering spot every Thursday from June through October. The evening mixes food trucks, live music, a beer garden, local organizations, and plenty of space to picnic, play, or simply catch up with friends. The lineup changes from week to week, so each visit brings a different mix of vendors, activities, and entertainment. Families spread out on the lawn while neighbors linger over dinner, making the event feel more like a standing community ritual than a one-off festival. Set against one of Boston's oldest historic homes, the relaxed outdoor setting offers a welcome break from the pace of the city. It's proof that some of the best summer nights don't need much more than good food, live music, and a patch of grass.
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