Calendar of Programs

EVENTS
All events will be held at The John Cabot House at 117 Cabot Street unless otherwise indicated.  For more information, please contact the Beverly Historical Society and Museum at (978) 922-1186, or info (at) beverlyhistory.org.

Open House at Hale Farm, 39 Hale Street 2 - 5 pm
Visit the home of John Hale, Beverly's first minister,
where he wrote A Modest Inquiry into the Nature of Witchcraft.

Walking Tour of Central Cemetery 5:30 pm
Join Curator of Collections Darren Brown for a leisurely stroll through Beverly's largest cemetery. The tour will pass by the final resting places of poet Lucy Larcom, statemen Robert Rantoul and Robert Rantoul, Jr. and privateer Hugh Hill. Meet at Hale Farm.

NOW ON VIEW

Doors Hast Thou Opened for Us

A poet, a sculptor, and three social activists whose lives enriched their communities and expanded the possibilities for women who followed them. Their stories are told through their words, and objects from their lives. This exhibit represents the beginning of our journey to learn more about significant women of Beverly, who have made important contributions to our city, our region, and the world.

CURRENT EXHIBIT

Preserving the Union: One Town's Story

Through August 31, 2010

Location: Memorial Hall, The John Cabot House

The John Cabot House is open Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm. and Wednesday from 1 pm - 9 pm.  Please e-mail info@beverlyhistory.org or call 978-922-1186 for more information.

PAST EVENTS

A Celebration of Transportation
Saturday, August 15, 2009 at Hale Farm

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