Blue text reads "MEMBER MORNINGS" above and below a house outline with a red coffee cup, a yellow sun, and red sun rays inside. The design is simple, using solid colors and clean lines to convey a morning or breakfast theme for members.

Member Mornings: Meet Your Membership

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Meet Your Membership An Orientation for Historic Beverly Members Discover all the ways Membership brings Historic Beverly to life and connect with fellow history enthusiasts. Meet Your Membership is a welcoming orientation designed for new Historic Beverly Members as well as current Members looking for a refresher on benefits, programs, and opportunities to get involved. Join us for complimentary refreshments as we review Membership benefits, highlight upcoming events, and share …

Promotional image for the Beverly Homecoming Hale Farm Open House on August 4, from 12:30 to 4:00 PM, featuring a large yellow historic house, event details, and logos for Beverly 400+ and Historic Beverly.

Beverly Homecoming: Hale Farm Open House

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Tour one of Beverly’s treasured historic landmarks during Beverly Homecoming. Historic Beverly will be offering guided tours of the Hale House at Hale Farm, sharing the stories, history, and significance of this remarkable property as we celebrate Beverly’s 400+ years of community and heritage.

Beverly Homecoming: Historic Balch House Open House

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Tour one of Beverly’s most treasured historic landmarks during Beverly Homecoming.   The Balch family first settled this property in 1636, and the earliest portion of the house standing today dates to 1679.   Join Historic Beverly for guided tours and discover nearly 350 years of local history at the Balch House.

Experience history come alive outdoors! Join us among the trees where passionate reenactors, donned in period costumes and equipped with drums and muskets, recreate vibrant historical scenes.

Revolutionary Thunder: Experience Colonial Military Drills Live in Topsfield

Step Back in Time: Witness the Training That Prepared Colonial America for Revolution As the tensions between the American colonies and Great Britain reached a breaking point in late 1774, Essex County residents weren’t simply waiting for conflict to arrive—they were actively preparing for it. Months before the first shots were fired at Lexington and Concord, local militias throughout the …