Guided Mary Baker Eddy House Tour in Chestnut Hill
Step into Mary Baker Eddy’s 1908 home and former Christian Science headquarters
Duration
2 hours
Includes
Guided tour, exhibits
Highlights
Explore 400 Beacon Street, Mary Baker Eddy’s final home and the executive headquarters of the Christian Science movement from 1908 to 1910. Guided exhibits bring you into the household’s work and daily life during the early 20th century, including Eddy’s founding of The Christian Science Monitor.
- Step into a preserved 1908 home and workplace
- Discover Mary Baker Eddy’s work during her final years
- Explore exhibits on early 20th-century household life
Important details
- Arrive at least 10 minutes before your scheduled tour time
- Expect standing, walking, some stair climbing, and limited opportunities to sit; an elevator and some folding chairs are available
- Store any bag larger than 4 by 7 inches before the house tour
- Do not bring food or drinks, including water bottles and children’s drink containers, into the main house or carriage house
Cancellation Policy
Tickets are non-refundable but can be transferred to a different date.
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FAQs
Free parking is available at the Mary Baker Eddy Historic House.
Indicate during purchase if you will be accompanied by a service animal.
An optional 3% credit card transaction fee may be added to cover credit card processing costs. It is not included in the listed price.
Meeting details
Visitor Center, 400 Beacon St., Chestnut Hill, MA 02467
