Head to one of Beverly’s most historic spaces for tours and outdoor entertainment, refreshments, and relaxation this month. Hale Farm, built in 1694, was home to Rev. John Hale, Beverly’s first minister and an active participant in the 17th century witchcraft hysteria.
The farm’s landscape has been updated thanks to Beverly’s Community Preservation Act, making it the perfect space to enjoy beautiful summer days in a socially distanced way. “It’s really the citizens of Beverly that have helped make this the special place that it is,” says Sue Goganian, the director of Historic Beverly. “I’m just thrilled to have people b
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