In 1767, in one of his first contributions to the American Revolution, John Adams wrote two letters published in the Boston Gazette attacking the policies of Massachusetts governor Francis Bernard. An avid student of Massachusetts history, Adams signed his letters "John Winthrop." …
A Tradition of Resistance: The Puritan Prequel to the American Revolution Read More »
Saturday, May 31, 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Gedney House, 21 High Street, Salem, MA Spencer-Peirce-Little Farm, 5 Little’s Lane, Newbury, MA Swett-Ilsley House, 4 High Road; Newbury, MA Explore some of Historic New England’s 17th Century homes on this day-long program! Join the Salem …
Timber and Tales: Exploring Essex County’s 17th Century Architecture Read More »
Phillips House, 34 Chestnut Street, Salem, MA Explore two completely different Historic New England properties located just a few blocks from each other in Salem! The 1665 Gedney House is one of the oldest still standing in Salem. Inside, it …
Homeschool Program: Good Bones – Architecture in Salem Read More »
Join Historic New England for a deep-dive into the Coffin Family and their legacy in this specialty tour, Calling All Coffins! Learn about the history of this prolific family while having a chance to connect with others. This tour is …
Spend a Saturday with some of the most interesting people in history. History Camp is a casual conference that brings together adults from all walks of life. Last year, there were 50 sessions scheduled, tables from authors and history organizations, …
Join Historic New England for a deep-dive into the Coffin Family and their legacy in this specialty tour, Calling All Coffins! Learn about the history of this prolific family while having a chance to connect with others. This tour is …
