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Danvers Historical Society Settles Future of Historic General Israel Putnam House with Putnam Descendant Group Trust

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The Danvers Historical Society Glen Magna has resolved a court dispute with a local group over the disposition of the General Israel Putnam House, the birthplace of the American Revolutionary War commander. Salem Superior Court approved a settlement on Thursday with the General Israel Putnam Homestead Trust (GIPHT), an organization…

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SEEM School Graduation at Glen at Magna Farms

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The Danvers Historical Society, Glen Magna Farms hosted a graduation ceremony for the SEEM School in Wakefield. The SEEM School has a volunteer program at Glen Magna Farms. June 8th was the day of the ceremony and the school loved having their graduation where they learn horticulture skills as well…

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Matt Martin Featured on “Native Plant Podcast.”

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  Matthew Martin of the Danvers Historical Society was recently  a guest on season six of the “Native Plant Podcast”.Matthew shares the history of Glen Magna Farms, our place in nature and how he implements strategies of building resiliency into the landscape. Available on iTunes and this link Here. Be…

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Genealogy Panel Discussion

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Join the Danvers Historical Society in participating with Salem Ancestry Days 2021. We will have a casual Q&A discussion at Tapley Memorial Hall and via ZOOM. Please bring your questions and learn tips from our panelists. This event will take place in Tapley Memorial Hall from 3-5, Saturday, May 1st….

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Virtual Speaker Series: Marching to Menotomy

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April 2021 Speaker Series will premiere on April 19 in celebration of Patriot’s Day. Dave McKenna, otherwise known as Ensign Eleazer Goodale will be demonstrating how the militia prepared for battle on the training field. We will learn about the attire, the timing of the volley, the form of how…

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Local Cultural Council Grant Received

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3rd Graders explore typewriter and record player in museum. The Danvers Cultural Council has granted the Danvers Historical Society in funding of the 3rd Grade History Week Program. The Grant amount, is $700. The Danvers Historical Society is a place of preservation, education, and skill-building opportunities. The third graders from…

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