Brewster Attractions

Brewster gets spring fever each year during the latter part of April. Visitors can take part in hot air balloon rides, inn tours, crafts fairs, flea markets, open houses, golf tournaments, road races, and a parade.

The Cape Cod Museum of Natural History is located on an 80-acre tract of land containing three nature trails that pass by the salt water marsh, woods and a major herring run. The museum building houses two floors of natural history exhibits including whales, indigenous birds and aquariums with different species of crustaceans, mollusks, fish, frogs, turtles and snakes.

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The exhibits within the five buildings that make up the New England Fire and History Museum trace the history of firefighting in the region and in the US. Visitors can see old equipment, photos, antique fire engines, and a realistic diorama of the Great Chicago Fire.

Built in 1751 and still working today, Stony Brook Grist Mill uses the force of the adjacent stream to grind grains into flour and corn into cornmeal. It has not been in commercial operation since the late 1940's. The Stony Brook Museums opened the building to visitors in the late 1960's. Stony Brook Grist Mill was placed on the register of National Historic Places in 1990.