Pequot Museum CT

Mashantucket Pequot Museum & Research Center    

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(424) · History museum in Mashantucket, United States
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Pequot Museum is located in an ancient cedar forest minutes away from Foxwoods Resort Casino. Our innovative, interactive, award-winning museum is the world's largest Native American …
Pequot Museum is located in an ancient cedar forest minutes away from Foxwoods Resort Casino. Our innovative, interactive, award-winning museum is the world's largest Native American museum. We inspire awareness and understanding of the cultures, histories and survival of northeastern (U.S.) indigenous people. Our spectacular 308,000-square-foot complex consists of permanent exhibits, the Mashantucket Gallery (for temporary exhibits), classrooms, a 320-seat auditorium, a café, a museum shop, collections, archives, archaeology, conservation laboratories and a viewing tower for panoramic views of the region. Our permanent exhibits take visitors on an 18,000-year journey through time, from Native American origin stories to present day.

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Mar 7, 2025
This is a "can't miss" destination if you are travelling in the New London or Mystic area of Connecticut. The architecture of the building itself is exceptional and the grounds around it are beautif…Full review by AwayAgain87
Jan 13, 2025
Not to be missed! This museum is incredibly interesting, informative, fun, and comfortable. Many areas are under construction, but you can walk through and see most everything. Life-size dioramas …Full review by profjan06nj
Jan 2, 2025
WOW! Mid October day trip to Mystic specifically for this museum. The building is impressive, situated on wooded acres north of Mystic, CT and south of Foxwoods Resorts. The staff, Ms. Foster, chi…Full review by Patricia N
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my local library has a discount pass available. What is that discount value; I am a senior.
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I would call the museum to find out. Their customer service agents are pleasant and helpful.
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How much and it should be in the description?
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I would check their website for hours and fees. Currently, their winter hours (through March 2020) are limited to only being open on Wednesdays and admission is $15.00 for adults, …
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I would check their website for hours and fees. Currently, their winter hours (through March 2020) are limited to only being open on Wednesdays and admission is $15.00 for adults, $13.00 for seniors and college students. I don’t know what their hours and rates will starting in April.
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Is there a discount for teachers?
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I don’t know - but this museum is fascinating and worth the full price of entry. Be sure to see the village set up and hear the commentary on each exhibit of life in times gone by
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Is there a place to have a picnic nearby? I'm bring a family with young children.
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There seems to me there was a picnic area outside in the colonial villlage living. They have school group visits so I imagine there’s accommodation for lunch. Little kids would …
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There seems to me there was a picnic area outside in the colonial villlage living. They have school group visits so I imagine there’s accommodation for lunch. Little kids would like it there I think
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I am thinking of the museum as a group destination for our Hadassah women's group. We would like to come off …
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I am thinking of the museum as a group destination for our Hadassah women's group. We would like to come off season with about 15 -20 women. We would need a guided tour and lunch and information on transportation if you have any. I was thinking of the charity bus from the casino... Do you think this would be of interest to us?
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If your group is interested in learning about other cultures, I think this is definitely of interest to you. It's a wonderful museum and you learn a great deal about Native people.
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