On June 24th we will have a video presentation on our Facebook of Paul Harty. He is a local musician who knows about the history on pop music and culture. This will be on our Facebook page at 2:00 as a LIVE video recording. This is a great opportunity to…
Our Plant Sale will take place for only two days! June 19 and 20 from 10-2 in the Glen Magna Farms parking lot 29 Ingersoll St Danvers Ma 01923! Dear Plant Sale Patrons, Due to the current issues and safety measures regarding Covid-19, this year’s annual Plant Sale will be…
Since we couldn’t have our 3rd Grade students here for their field trip, we decided to bring the field trip to everyone through this video! We have Sheila Cooke-Kayser, our education chair, and Amy Driscoll, our curator volunteer discussing the Discover Danvers Artifacts. There is so much to be learned…
The Danvers Historical Society has decided to not hold History, Harmony, and Hot Dogs this year due to the pandemic. More information attached below. HHH Cancelled 2020 Press release 05:22
In celebration of the 250th Anniversary of the tea party on the Page House roof, we have our volunteers reciting the poem, “The Gambrel Roof.” written by Lucy Larcom. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9sGS2gux9w
Matt Martin, our Buildings and Grounds Manager produced this video in celebration of Tea 250th. He discusses plants and how some of these herbs can be used for making tea https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5yx7pBdalUY
Sarah's Virtual Tea Party Today we celebrated the 250th anniversary of the tea party on the roof of the Page House hosted by Sarah Page. We went back in time, met Sarah, and had some tea on the lawn. Posted by Danvers Historical Society on Wednesday, May 20, 2020
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Danvers celebrates Patriot’s Day with health crisis in mind. Read full story here TheSalemNews_20200429_06_0
Commemorating PATRIOT’S DAY, April 19, 1775 The Danvers Alarm List mustered at 9am on the Training Field Monday, April 20, 2020. A procession of automobiles from Operation Troop Support and the Historical Society traveled through Danvers neighborhoods to honor our Revolutionary War Heroes at several cemeteries, where the Alarm…
