Harvard Yard
FreeStroll the oldest part of Harvard's campus, past the John Harvard statue, Widener Library and Memorial Church.

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Harvard Museum of Natural History is a museum in Cambridge, MA, part of the Boston guide. Cost: under $25.
26 Oxford St, Cambridge, MA 02138 · Cambridge, MA
Harvard's most-visited museum is best known for the Ware Collection of Glass Flowers, thousands of astonishingly lifelike botanical models handcrafted by the Blaschka family over five decades. Beyond them wait the Great Mammal Hall's hanging whale skeletons, a 42-foot Kronosaurus, glittering mineral galleries, and dioramas of New England wildlife. One ticket also admits you to the adjoining Peabody Museum of Archaeology & Ethnology, and Massachusetts residents get free windows on Sundays and Wednesday afternoons. Steps from Harvard Yard.
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Stroll the oldest part of Harvard's campus, past the John Harvard statue, Widener Library and Memorial Church.
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