Loved this place. Although I was born on the East Coast and remember visiting Plymouth Rock, I moved to the West Coast at 5 years old. My point ... First American Revolutionary spot I've visited in a very long time and, with the help of the tour guide in the Ebenezer House, learned so-much more than I anticipated. Although you can walk through the grounds of the pre-existing fort at anytime, remember to check the times and dates you can visit and be guided through the Ebenezer House because it is only open at certain times and days of the year. Awesome experience though.

By the way, if you are into ghost hunting, I was by myself on the second floor in the loom room, so I videoed while speaking to whomever might still be around. I know some aren't impressed with "orbs" but I find these ones hard to explain. they can explain to me the coincidence of, With no airflow in the upstairs area, an orb comes "toward" my camera when I asked them to "come in front of the camera". And one, in particular orb, that was different in appearance from the others, would, with neither light nor reflection in the room, move and stop opposite of my camera movement. Have Fun. Thanks to Groton, CT., Mr. Ray Stanton "Stan" Avery (Avery-Label Fame), and the Avery Memorial Association for such a great place to visit.