Join Salem Historical Tours online this Wednesday at 7 p.m. for “Where the Salem Witch-Hunt began: Exploring the sites of Salem Village” with Historian and Teacher Dan Gagnon. Click HERE to view online. Salem Village – present-day Danvers, MA – was where the 1692 Witch-Hunt first began, and where many…
Watch our Facebook Premiere on Wednesday March 17 at 2:00. Visit our Facebook Channel or our YouTube Channel. Dan Gagnon, local historian and school teacher, will discuss and combine two of his Danvers Herald articles in one discussion. His topic will be “Cold War Danvers.” Dan Gagnon has been part…
The Anne L. Page Scholarship is administered annually by the Danvers Historical Society and funded by its members. The scholarship award, in 2021, is $200. This scholarship honors Anne L. Page, who opened the first kindergarten in Essex County at the Jeremiah Page House in Danvers Square. Around 1850 she…
Watch our Facebook Premiere on Wednesday February 17 at 2:00. Visit our Facebook Channel or our YouTube Channel. Giovanni Alabiso will return for our February Speaker Series! The topic will be, Famous Descendants of the Infamous 1692 Salem Witchcraft Trials. Speaker Series every 3rd Wednesday each month. Pre-recorded in Tapley…
The Danvers Historical Society has worked hard for many years in preserving, educating, and bringing together community for several decades. One of our most popular properties, Glen Magna Farms has been a place of larger gatherings outside in our historic gardens. Events such as History, Harmony, and Hot Dogs as…
Watch our Facebook Premiere on Wednesday January 20 at 2:00. Visit our Facebook Channel or our YouTube Channel. Matt Martin, our Buildings and Grounds manager will give us some gardening tips and hints from Glen Magna Farms! Speaker Series every 3rd Wednesday each month. Pre-recorded in Tapley Memorial Hall 13…
The Danvers Historical Society wants to take a moment as we enter the holiday season to thank you for your generous partnership over the last year. Yoursupport of our organization has been a true bright spot in the challenges of 2020. With your encouragement, the Society developed and delivered new…
Watch our Facebook Premiere on Wednesday December 16th at 2:00. Visit our Facebook Channel or our YouTube Channel. Sheila Cooke-Kayser shares the inspiration for her Parade of Trees donation: Honoring Brave & Revolutionary Women who fought for the Right to vote. Focusing on local suffragists and brief look at “Finish…
Our Third Grade History Program that happens every June was cancelled this year due to Covid. Since there were several stories being told about having kids not in school or doing anything was becoming a burden, we decided to put together some virtual activities on Facebook and YouTube so kids…
The Danvers Historical Society received a Cummings Community Grant to ensure funding and programs for people to develop skills and apply them to our organization. Our “Come Grow With Us” program welcomes all abilities and all ages at our historic properties. Dana B. and Michael S. are now employed, part-time…
Our drawing for Parade of Trees this year will not be done in person due to the need of social distancing. The drawing will be filmed and put on our YouTube channel, and the winners will be called via telephone. View our entertainment this year on our YouTube Page, and…
For Parade of Trees 2020, we have extended our entertainment to be outside in order to distance, and on YouTube to enjoy some fun songs and stories. Join us at 10:15 AM on the Glen Magna Farms porch veranda to watch Brownie Troop 67121 sing some Christmas carols!
