The passes are for free admission for four (4) adults.

The Concord Museum is home to a collection of historical, literary, and decorative arts treasures - open to the public since before the Civil War. Here you'll find the famous 1775 Revere lantern, the desk where Henry Thoreau penned Walden, the 

*Note: The permanent galleries are temporarily closed for necessary upgrades and renovations, the new Anna and Neil Rasmussen Education Center is open. There you can view over 100 objects on display, including the famous Paul Revere lantern. However, when the museum galleries re-open these passes are valid for admission to the galleries and the annual holiday display of Family Trees: A Celebration of Children's Literature.

Not valid for special events.