The Nichols House Museum is one of the finest examples of life in Beacon Hill during the early 19th century. Nichols House was the home of Rose Standish Nichols, a well-known suffragist and landscape gardener. The Nichols House Museum attracts visitors from around the globe, and is a unique and detailed glimpse of life at this time in one of Boston's most historic neighborhoods. Open year round, Nichols House hosts a variety of lectures and events, and offers tours of the home at every hour from 11 AM - 4 PM. Parking near the Nichols House Museum can be found at Parking.com locations in the neighborhood. Use the interactive parking map shown to find or reserve parking for your visit to the Nichols House Museum.