Ed Brown Day!
It’s opening day for our 17th century houses and the second Ed Brown Day at Hale Farm! Join us for special programming, Gentile Brewing and free admission to all properties. Save the Date! More information to come.
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It’s opening day for our 17th century houses and the second Ed Brown Day at Hale Farm! Join us for special programming, Gentile Brewing and free admission to all properties. Save the Date! More information to come.
Learn MoreWhen Beverly Bank purchased this house from merchant John Cabot in 1802, it had been a residence. With the opening of the banking rooms, the house was used for both residential and commercial purposes. In this new Historic House Spotlight talk, you will be guided through the Beverly Bank room inside the Cabot House to […]
Learn MoreIf you’ve ever passed by Broadway and wondered about the ornate properties along the street, join us for the Broadway virtual walking tour. We’ll be discussing the history of the properties, the architectural styles, and some of the owners that developed such an impressive street. $10; tickets here Free for members; register by April 23 […]
Learn MoreLucy Larcom is one of the most notable Beverly residents and her history is one filled with poetry, literature, and teaching as well as being a Lowell mill girl. This Spotlight Talk will explore Larcom’s time in Beverly, her literary works, our collection of Lucy Larcom materials, and her influence on Beverly and the literary […]
Learn MoreWhen Beverly Bank purchased this house from merchant John Cabot in 1802, it had been a residence. With the opening of the banking rooms, the house was used for both residential and commercial purposes. In this new Historic House Spotlight talk, you will be guided through the Beverly Bank room inside the Cabot House to […]
Learn MoreLucy Larcom is one of the most notable Beverly residents and her history is one filled with poetry, literature, and teaching as well as being a Lowell mill girl. This Spotlight Talk will explore Larcom’s time in Beverly, her literary works, our collection of Lucy Larcom materials, and her influence on Beverly and the literary […]
Learn MoreWhen Beverly Bank purchased this house from merchant John Cabot in 1802, it had been a residence. With the opening of the banking rooms, the house was used for both residential and commercial purposes. In this new Historic House Spotlight talk, you will be guided through the Beverly Bank room inside the Cabot House to […]
Learn MoreJoin us for a fun afternoon walking tour of Robert Rantoul’s Beverly. During this 1.5 mile walking tour we will explore the life, times, and places that were relevant to Rantoul. We will also explore his deep roots in Beverly history. Very limited capacity, reservations must be made in advance. $10; tickets here Free for […]
Learn MoreLucy Larcom is one of the most notable Beverly residents and her history is one filled with poetry, literature, and teaching as well as being a Lowell mill girl. This Spotlight Talk will explore Larcom’s time in Beverly, her literary works, our collection of Lucy Larcom materials, and her influence on Beverly and the literary […]
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