The Margaret Cummings Estate was once part of the original Coolidge Estate, a 571± acre property with approximately 525± acres now held in conservati...
It would be fair to call Marblehead itself a hidden gem. Tucked away at the end of the road, past Beverly and Salem and Swampscott, the almost imposs...
Essex has an undeniably quaint appeal. Nestled against a river running through a scenic salt marsh, it is dotted with shingled houses, small shops, a...
Ever since falling in love with the fictitious story of Jack and Rose 28 years ago, the sinking of the Titanic on April 14, 1912, has both intrigued ...
For the past couple of years, a volunteer at the Cape Ann Museum’s satellite campus would notice something interesting every time it rained: As she w...
In 1981, housing security nonprofit Wellspring bought a West Gloucester house to serve as its base of operations—and inherited a mystery. In the atti...
In 1692, 22-year-old Elizabeth Johnson of Andover confessed to witchcraft. Arrested as part of the witch hysteria that swept the region that year, Jo...
Documents signed by John Adams and Louis XVII of France, a letter from poet and abolitionist John Greenleaf Whitter, and an 1852 printing of Uncle To...
March is Women's History Month. And while we may all have heard of Rosa Parks, Marie Curie, and Eleanor Roosevelt, there are many other, lesser-celeb...
BONS EVENT 2026The North Shore Event of the Summer · August 13 · DanversportGet Tickets
