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Iconic and Unique

Built circa 1699 for the Honorable Isaac Winslow, on land granted to his Grandfather, Mayflower passenger Edward Winslow, the Winslow House is one of the least-altered houses still standing in the former Plymouth Colony.  The Winslow House is on the National Register of Historic Places and open to the public for tours, as well as public and private events May through October.

No trip to the South Shore is complete without a visit to the Winslow House.  This authentic 320+ year old house brings history to life.  No matter your age, there is something here to capture your imagination.  Come to Marshfield and take a step back in time.

UPCOMING JUNE EVENTS AND PROGRAMS

TUESDAY MORNING COFFEE SERIES

June 13 ~ Dan McDonald of the Green Harbor Rowing Club will take us on a virtual "paddle" upstream on the Green Harbor River.  Hear the history and view this magnificent waterway, Turkey's Point to Blackman's Lumber Yard.  Take in the experience.

 

WEDNESDAY SUNSET EXCHANGE

June 28 ~ Biologist, Jason Zimmer will give us a better understanding of the coyote, dispelling myths and explaining the facts about this misunderstood canine.