Part of the Old Planters Reunion. Full registration available here Explore the hidden Dodge’s Row (burials between 1703-1851) and the genealogical gold mine of North Beverly, which includes Conant, Dodge, Herrick, Trask, and Woodbury burials.
Escape the hustle and bustle of Salem and join us for a candle-lit evening to tour the Hale House and hear some spooky stories from Beverly’s past while enjoying ale from Gentile Brewing Company. Tours at 5, 5:30, 6, 6:30, 7 Recommended for ages 16+ for tour. Alcohol service for guests 21 and over. Cash […]
Beverly’s oldest burial ground is rich with history. We’ll discuss the history of the cemetery, the building of Abbott Street through the middle and what happened to those who were buried there, historic preservation practices, and highlight some of the notable burials found within its grounds. Distance: .35 miles; approximately 1 hr. Space Limited; advance […]
On June 23rd, 1689, Goodwife Christian Trask was found dead in her home after a long period of troubling behavior. Three fatal wounds had been inflicted with a small pair of scissors. Was it suicide? Murder? Witchcraft? Calling all super sleuths to join us at Hale Farm to solve the case! Play one of several […]
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 […]
When you think of a witch, what kind of person do you imagine? It may be the image of a witch that Hollywood has conjured, but throughout most of history, it has often been women at the fringes of society and those unwilling to follow societal norms who have been cast as witches. A popular […]
Escape the hustle and bustle of Salem and join us for a candle-lit evening as we tour the Hale House and hear some spooky stories from Beverly’s past. Space is limited so make sure to purchase your ticket in advance. Recommended for ages 16+. $12; HB members receive 20% off Tickets are available at the […]
Enjoy a special Halloween double feature. Join us for a candle-lit tour of the Hale House while hearing spooky stories from Beverly’s past. We will then take a short break for donuts and cider before we head over to the Abbott St. Cemetery to tour the Ancient Burial Ground by candlelight. Space is limited; please […]
Have you ever wondered about some of the first African-Americans in Beverly? In this program we will tell stories of some African-Americans and other people of color through objects and documents in Historic Beverly’s collection, whether mentioned in ship cargo logs, wills, bills of sale, newspapers, and many other documents, including some associated with anti-slavery […]
This virtual walking tour covers the general history of the hill from Nathan Dane to the development of a residential neighborhood in the 1890s, discussing various characters and buildings in-between. This tour will focus on the Nichols Field area of the hill (encompassing Pickett, McKinley, Columbus, Harrison, and Pierce) as well as Prospect Street. 10; […]
