Friends of Boothe Park To Preserve & Restore Virtual Tour

Visitor Center

The first stop for maps, orientation, and a short introduction to the Boothe family before you explore the park.

Boothe Park Visitor Center beside the summer garden and outdoor seating

Where a Visit Begins

The Visitor Center occupies a former barn on the property, which the Friends of Boothe Park converted to welcome visitors. It is the natural first stop: a short video introduces the Boothe family and their legacy, and maps help visitors plan a route to the Homestead, Clocktower Museum, gardens, and smaller landmark buildings.

Boothe Park Visitor Center beside the summer garden and outdoor seating

What to Look For

  • Orientation materials and visitor information
  • Maps that help connect buildings and paths
  • A short video about the Boothe family and their legacy
  • Starting points for tours and programs
  • Answers to common visitor questions

Supporting Visitor Welcome

Supporting visitor spaces helps people understand, enjoy, and care about Boothe Park. The Friends of Boothe Park work with volunteers, members, and donors to preserve the buildings, gardens, collections, and stories that make each visit meaningful.

Virtual Tour Map

Choose Your Next Stop

Your current stop is marked. Select another available place to continue the virtual tour.

View the printed park sign (original numbering)

Virtual Tour Stops

12 places
  1. Boothe Homestead Historic Building
  2. Windmill Landmark
  3. Americana Museum Museums & Collections
  4. Visitor Center Museums & Collections
  5. Blacksmith Shop Historic Building
  6. Clocktower Museum Museums & Collections
  7. Redwood Building Historic Building
  8. Rose Garden Gardens & Grounds
  9. Basilica Landmark
  10. Coliseum / Pavilion Historic Building
  11. Stephen Boothe House Historic Building
  12. Putney Chapel Historic Building