an historic site overlooking the Merrimack River. From Native American settlement to the present, the Buttonwoods Museum tells the story of life in the Merrimack Valley. Visit the John Ward House, the Duncan House and the Daniel Hunkins Shoe Shop. Experience our...

From Native American settlement to the present, the Haverhill Historical Society tells the story of life in the Merrimack Valley. Visit the John Ward House, the Duncan House and the Daniel Hunkins Shoe Shop. Experience our hands-on education and outreach programs...

Located on its original site, the John Greenleaf Whittier Birthplace is substantially the same as when the Poet lived there. Though best known for his poetry, in particular his poem, Snow-Bound, Whittier was also involved in the abolitionist movement and helped form...

Our mission is to collect, acquire, secure, preserve and display records and materials pertaining to Atkinson's history at the Kimball Museum in the Parson Peabody House; to restore, replace and preserve by any method necessary, on site or by moving, historical...

The Brocklebank-Nelson-Beecher house is a First Period structure believed to have been built in the late 1600s. The land on which the house stands was granted in 1661 to Samuel Brocklebank a surveyor who had come from England to Rowley as a child in 1638.

Our mission is to collect historical information, photographs and articles pertaining to the history of Salem, NH, and to maintain a collection of these to display to the citizens of Salem, NH, and to the general public.

The mission of the Lawrence History Center is to collect, preserve, share, and interpret the history and heritage of Lawrence and its people.

The Marshall House Museum was donated to the Town of Newton in 1974 by the family of George S. Marshall. The many artifacts contained in the main house have been donated or loaned to the Newton Historical Society.

The North Andover Historical Society is a private, not-for-profit organization dedicated to preserving our local heritage and bringing it to life through children’s programs, guided tours, lectures, workshops, craft demonstrations, exhibits, architectural walking...

A non-profit organization, the Museum was incorporated in 1978 as The Friends of The Museum of Printing, Inc., to save printing equipment and library materials associated with arcane technologies. The history of printing has changed dramatically during the last 200...