Although the administrative offices are closed, Robinson Hall will be open for scheduled events.

For details, see the History List website.

*Admission is free, but registration is required!*

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For more information, see the History List website.

Tickets: $15 per person, $5 for "Boston by Foot" members.

Many people do not know much about the history of Dorchester, which is technically even older than Boston.  Transportation enabled the development of rural areas of Dorchester into streetcar suburbs.  The establishment of the streetcars allowed ‘Carruth’s Hill...

Presented by Historic Newton. For more information see the History List website.

Did you know that the land that Newton Cemetery occupies now was once used for pharmaceutical and leather factories? Learn about how that industrial land was developed as part of the garden cemetery movement, and why it’s important as...

For more information, see the History List website.

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Join us and party like it's the 1900s again! In the early 20th century when The Rebecca Nurse Homestead became a Museum they hosted a Garden Party Bazaar, and we are taking you back in time to experience that event.

We will also be re-introducing our famous Strawberry Shortcakes (...

Special events on summer Saturdays (1:00-3:00pm) in June, July, and August feature period craft demonstrations, historical talks from experienced staff, live music as Paul Revere heard it, and more in the museum's courtyard, weather permitting. Included with admission to the museum.

See www.paulreverehouse.org or call 617-523-2338 for more information.

Vera Meyer plays early American melodies on the intriguing instrument that Ben Franklin invented. The ethereal, haunting tones Meyer creates as she places her web fingers on the rims of rotating glass bowls will mesmerize all who listen!

Explore the 21st century North End from an 18th century perspective, discovering the locations associated with Paul Revere's life and work along the way. Fee: Adults $5, Seniors and college students $4.50, children ages 5-17, $1.50, includes admission to the Revere House.