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As the Revolutionary War unfolded and a new nation struggled toward independence, the Continental Congress took a decisive step to bind the colonies together: it established the United States Post Office. In the midst of conflict, leaders understood that communication was essential. Letters carried military intelligence, political ideas, personal news, and the connective tissue of […] |
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Francis Cabot Lowell is most often remembered through the institutions and places that bear his name: the City of Lowell, the Lowell Institute, and the Waltham-Lowell System of textile manufacturing. What is less often explored is how Lowell’s pioneering industrial work emerged directly from the Massachusetts merchant world of the late 18th and early 19th […] |
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In the nineteenth century, whaling was a driving force of the American economy. Before petroleum, whale oil illuminated homes and city streets, lubricated factory machinery, and supported the rapid expansion of industry. Spermaceti candles were among the brightest and cleanest-burning available, and baleen was used in products ranging from corsets to carriage springs. Whaling was […] |
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This isn’t background music — it’s a full-on rock show. Get ready for Chin Friction—an eight-piece, horn-fueled rock machine with 35+ years of North Shore and Boston shows under their […] |
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Mark your calendar to watch three movies that were filmed all over beautiful Beverly on the big screen at our crown jewel, the newly renovated Cabot Theater! February 10: The Proposal March 24: The Tender Bar April 14: CODA Tickets Here
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Hear from Beverly neighbors Barb Fecteau of Jeopardy, Paul Guanci of Super Sub, Paul Leighton of the Beverly Beat, and more at this Moth-inspired FREE live storytelling event hosted by our generous sponsor, Endicott College! Space is limited, so register today! Got a story you’d like to tell electronically, add it to our archives at https://app.yourarchive.com/beverlystories today! […] |
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As Beverly celebrates Bev400 and Massachusetts marks MA250, this 30-minute, object-based program explores the Rantoul family’s impact on local and national history. Through three objects from the Historic Beverly collection, Squire Rantoul’s apothecary chest, Hannah Rantoul’s couch, and a silhouette of reformer Robert Rantoul Jr., discover how medicine, home life, and civic leadership shaped Beverly […] |
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Are you fascinated by Beverly’s Revolutionary-era maritime history? Then this walking tour is for you! Join us as we explore historic Beverly, visiting the homes and former businesses of some of the city’s most famous privateers. Enjoy beautiful waterfront views as our knowledgeable guide brings the 18th century to life, describing how these locations looked […] |
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Step back into the 17th century and experience the sights, smells, and flavors of early New England at Historic Beverly’s First Friday program at the Balch House. Join us for a live hearth cooking demonstration in the c. 1680 kitchen of one of Beverly’s oldest surviving homes. Using period tools and techniques, our interpreters will […] |
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