Enjoyed learning about colonial history and it is tucked away in the heart of Roxbury. A hidden gem.

A friend and I toured this historic home with Rachel as our guide. Very interesting to come to understand its architectural history and important people who called it home. I was so happy to find that the Marquis de Lafayette spent a night here as well. Thankful there are organizations focused on preserving this history. Thanks, Rachel!

We stopped by on the midnight architectural tour by bike, around 5am, and learned some history and enjoyed being among their remaining orchard trees. Lovely place from what I know of it.

Thru this journey you will discover reflection upon self affirmation.

Was lucky to get a tour, Sam was an excellent guide. This is a national treasure and as worthy of your time as the Freedom Trail.

Looking toward the west lawn of the Shirley-Eustis House in Roxbury, MA. A hidden National Landmark and a stunning relic of the British Empire.

What an amazing historical building

First time going there for Juneteenth event

First time at this historical house. Many people were here at the Juneteenth event. All had a great time.

The bees. I like this place