Gould-Emerson-Worcester 
House Tour
 

The History of the Gould-Emerson House, 
c: 1806-1808

This interesting old house is a brick-end Federal built 1806-1808 and originally the home of the first post office plus a store, as well as living quarters.

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View 10 plus rooms, upstairs and down, and listen to beautiful flute duets as you tour the various rooms. See: 

• Antiques 
  
• Revolutionary War items 
  
• Equestrian antiques & collectibles 
  
• Oriental rugs
  

.....and much, much more

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After the tour, wander into the backyard, check out the fairy houses, then enjoy wine, cider, and various cheeses, plus delectable sweets and savories at tables under the tent.

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Please note:

• There are several steep staircases to negotiate for upstairs viewing
  
• No food or drink allowed in the house
  
• Photography is prohibited in the house
  
• Booties will be provided to be worn over shoes in the house
  
• Parking is available at the Hollis/Brookline Middle School across the street