Spotlight: Chickering Piano
Have you ever wondered about the impressive piano in our front parlor? Explore the history of the piano, which was made by Boston’s Chickering & Son, its connection to Historic […]
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Spooky Tales at Hale 4:00
Hale Farm 39 Hale Street, Beverly, MAEscape 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 […]
Spooky Tales at Hale 6:00 pm
Hale Farm 39 Hale Street, Beverly, MAEscape 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 […]
United Shoe Walking Tour Pt 3
Cummings Center Elliott Street, Beverly, MAJoin our through the Cummings Center and explore the history of the United Shoe Machine Company. We’ll discuss the history of shoe making in the area, the founding of the […]
Military Women of Beverly
onlineLearn about the Beverly women who went into the military from World War II through the Vietnam War. It wasn’t until the 1900s that women could serve as military themselves, […]
Spotlight: Hale Landscape
This Spotlight Talk on the Hale Farm landscape will focus on the acreage of land upon which Hale Farm sits. We will take a look at how the land was […]
Spotlight: Hale Landscape
This Spotlight Talk on the Hale Farm landscape will focus on the acreage of land upon which Hale Farm sits. We will take a look at how the land was […]
Veterans’ Squares and Memorials in Beverly
Did you know that there are more than dozen veteran squares and memorials in the city of Beverly? We’ve seen the signs: Hellard Square, Pasolini Square, and Lantz Square but […]
Civil War Walking Tour
Join Historic Beverly on a walk through Central Cemetery to honor those Beverly residents, including at least one woman, whose work contributed to the health and wellness of theUnion Troops. […]
Frederick Law Omsted and His Legacy on the North Shore
Cabot House 117 Cabot Street, Beverly, MAThis year marks the bicentennial of the birth of Frederick Law Olmsted (1822-1903), social reformer, landscape architect, city planner, and founder of American landscape architecture. In honor of this anniversary, […]
Indian Meal and Molasses: The Making of New England Cuisine
If you’ve read enough historical fiction (Laura Ingalls Wilder, I’m looking at you), you’ll know how crucial cornmeal and molasses were to early American settlers. But how did New England […]
Spotlight: Hale Landscape
This Spotlight Talk on the Hale Farm landscape will focus on the acreage of land upon which Hale Farm sits. We will take a look at how the land was […]