Peabody Historical Society
Girl with a flower, ca. 1800-1820, on oil canvas, attributed to Gideon Foster Jr. Sampler, 1817, made by Sally Richardson, silk and linen, gift of Sarah E. Hunt John Proctor Tavern Sign, ca. 1800, artist unknown

Founded in 1896, the Peabody Historical Society & Museum collects and preserves the cultural history of Peabody Massachusetts and serves as a center for its study and enjoyment. Plan your wedding or corporate function with us.

The Society's collections are of local and national significance and document over 300 years of the region's history. The Society maintains seven historic properties, an extensive library and archives, and a large collection of china, textiles, furniture and fine and decorative arts. The Society is supported by many dedicated volunteers and members, by generous contributions from individuals, corporations and foundations, and by the rental of the Smith Barn (www.peabodyhistorical.org/wedding_facilities.asp), located at the idyllic Felton-Smith Historic Site, adjacent to Peabody's Brooksby Farm.

Felton-Smith Historic Site - New and Expanded Tour Schedule!

Free guided tours every Monday and Friday, 10-3 pm and by appointment.

 

Tour of the Nathaniel Felton Jr., House, Saturday, September 4, 11:00 and 12:00 pm

Offered in conjunction with the Essex National Heritage Commission program 17th Century

Saturdays.

 

On View at the Cassidy Art Museum - Costumes & Accessories, 1800-1950 &

Summertime in New England

Don't miss our summer exhibits at the Cassidy Art Museum and Peabody Art Association Gallery!

 

 

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