Location
Visitor tip
Book a guided tour ($4 adults/$3 children) to get detailed explanations of the unique exhibits like the L.G. Balfour collection with World Series trophies and the 170-year-old Fire Queen fire engine from 1885—the extra context significantly enhances understanding of Attleboro's industrial heritage
Best time
Visit on weekdays to enjoy a less crowded experience and have more one-on-one time with friendly, informative staff who can answer detailed questions about the exhibits
Visitor tip
Don't miss the Craftsman Shop Exhibit featuring an authentic silversmith workshop with period tools and forge—this hands-on visual display is a highlight for understanding Attleboro's famous jewelry and silver manufacturing industry
About Attleboro Area Industrial Museum
Local history museum with guided tours. Museum dedicated to the history of local industry, with a research library & guided tours.
Quick Facts
- Type
- Industrial History Museum
- Highlights
- World Series trophy, G.I. Joe sculptor artifacts, 1885 Fire Queen, Civil War-era craftsman workshop
- Admission
- Free; guided tours $4 adults, $3 children
- Hours
- Thursday-Friday 10AM-4PM, Saturday 10AM-2PM
What visitors say
- Book a guided tour ($4 adults/$3 children) to get detailed explanations of the unique exhibits like the L.G. Balfour collection with World Series trophies and the 170-year-old Fire Queen fire engine from 1885—the extra context significantly enhances understanding of Attleboro's industrial heritage
- Visit on weekdays to enjoy a less crowded experience and have more one-on-one time with friendly, informative staff who can answer detailed questions about the exhibits
- Don't miss the Craftsman Shop Exhibit featuring an authentic silversmith workshop with period tools and forge—this hands-on visual display is a highlight for understanding Attleboro's famous jewelry and silver manufacturing industry
- Take advantage of the free admission to explore at your own pace before deciding if a guided tour is worthwhile for your visit, or use membership to revisit multiple times and maximize value
Did You Know?
- The L.G. Balfour Exhibit features World Series trophies and championship rings, showcasing Attleboro's connection to this iconic jewelry and awards manufacturer
- The Fire Queen Exhibit contains a 170-year-old fire engine from 1885, representing a significant piece of local firefighting history
- The Philip Kraczkowski Exhibit features the head sculpture of G.I. Joe and other sculptural works, documenting a notable artist's contribution to American toy design
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