Join us for our first party since 2019! We're excited to gather with our members and friends at a private residence in Danvers to celebrate the history of these two communities that were once both part of Salem and honor Sheila Cooke-Kayser for her contributions to Essex County history. Heavy hors d'oeuvres and beverages, history, […]
SAVE THE DATE Join us at Hale Farm for a community reading of Frederick Douglass’s powerful speech, “What to the American Slave is the Fourth of July?” as part of the Reading Frederick Douglass Together initiative. Nathan Richardson returns as Frederick Douglass. A collaborative endeavor with the City of Beverly, North Shore NAACP, Salem United, […]
The Grand Prize A traditional "afternoon tea" for a party of up to 8 guests at historic Hale Farm. Enjoy dainty finger-sandwiches, scones served with clotted cream and preserves, petit fours, and a selection of teas. Fashionable attire encouraged! Many other great prizes, including hotels/dining in Salem and Beverly, North Shore Music Theatre, golf and […]
SOLD OUT It's our 10th tour! Our beloved annual event returns for another year. Tickets sell out early, so don't wait to purchase. Please consider adding a $10 donation for our 10th anniversary! Tickets: $35/$25 for members of Historic Beverly and Card to Culture. $300 Patron (includes 2 tickets, patron membership) Tickets are limited and […]
We're celebrating the reopening of the Cabot House with spotlight talks and kid's activities in our newly refreshed galleries. Coffee for early visitors, and free membership and gifts for first 25 people to arrive Explore our new exhibits, Beverly: An American Story and Colors of Beverly, our annual community art show Coloring books and toys for the […]
SOLD OUT If asked to comment about Beverly’s long and storied history, you might mention Reverend John Hale’s connection to the Salem witchcraft trials, the Revolutionary War naval battle between the Hannah and the Nautilus, or even the establishment of the United Machinery Shoe Corporation in 1903. But if the propulsive, syncopated, improvisational rhythms of […]
Historic Beverly is proud to participate with the American Friends of Lafayette in the reenactment that will trace Lafayette’s footstep on the exact dates and in the exact order he followed on his tour of America as the “Guest of the Nation” between 1824 and 1825. Join us as eminent Beverly resident Robert Rantoul welcomes […]
Step back in time at this 30-minute musical history program and immerse yourself in the enchanting world of the early 19th century as Viennese pianist Daniel Adam Maltz reflects on and showcases Historic Beverly’s meticulously restored c.1823 Chickering square grand piano. This exceptional instrument, lovingly brought back to its former glory this year, offers a […]
Step back in time at this 30-minute musical history program and immerse yourself in the enchanting world of the early 19th century as Viennese pianist Daniel Adam Maltz reflects on and showcases Historic Beverly’s meticulously restored c.1823 Chickering square grand piano. This exceptional instrument, lovingly brought back to its former glory this year, offers a […]
Step back in time at this 30-minute musical history program and immerse yourself in the enchanting world of the early 19th century as Viennese pianist Daniel Adam Maltz reflects on and showcases Historic Beverly’s meticulously restored c.1823 Chickering square grand piano. This exceptional instrument, lovingly brought back to its former glory this year, offers a […]
It's our 11th tour! Our beloved annual event returns for another year. Tickets sell out early, so don't wait to purchase. Tickets: $45/$35 for members of Historic Beverly and Card to Culture. $300 Patron (includes 2 tickets, patron membership) Tickets are limited and will not be available the day of the tour. House locations are […]
Stop by the John Cabot house to meet the new Historic Beverly Director, Abby Battis. Light refreshments will be served. FREE to the public. RSVP required.
