Join us for a feast to remember! It’s like Thanksgiving only everyone gets to relax and we take care of the dishes for you!

Saturday, November 18th

David Crest, longtime friend of the Winslow House and founder of Family Crest Catering, invites you to join us for the return of a community 

favorite: The Winslow House Turkey Dinner!

Tickets are $40 for adults and $20 for Children under 10.

The meal includes a family style turkey dinner with all the ‘fixins’ plus drinks and appetizers.

Appetizers will be served at 3pm, dinner to follow at 4pm.

Menu:

Hors d’oeuvres:
Butternut Squash Bisque Shooters
Winslow’s Quahog Chowder Shooters
Hot Capicola with Asiago Croistini
Native Scallops Wrapped in Bacon
Miniature Beef Wellingtons with Horseradish Sauce

Family Style Dinner:
Roasted Turkey to be carved by guests
Herb Stuffing
Cinnamon & Brown Sugar Laced Butternut Squash
Traditional Mashed Potatoes
French-Style Green Beans
Roasted Brussel Sprouts with Applewood Bacon
Fresh Cranberry Compote
Home-made Gravy
Dinner Rolls & Butter
Home-made Apple Crisp with Vanilla Ice Cream
Columbian Coffee, Tea & Decaf Service

Complimentary Bar with Alcohol, Beer, Wine, Soft Drinks & Spring Waters

To reserve your spot at the table:

email director@winslowhouse.org 
call 781-837-5753 

You can also order online by going to the event page on our website!

Marshfield’s Historic Triangle proudly presents:

Rebecca Fraser, Author 

The Mayflower; The Families, the Voyage and the Founding of America

Thursday, November 9, 2017, 7pm 

The Daniel Webster Estate

238 Webster St.

Rebecca Fraser  sheds new light about the Mayflower and on a family caught up in all the perils of crossing the ocean and settling in the wilderness.

But the story did not end there. All settlers had to become linguists, traders, and explorers, and yet not forget their roots and customs from the old country. With the aid of exciting contemporary documents, Mrs.  Fraser brings the Winslow  to life, a family made less ordinary by their responses to the challenges of the New World.

The very special relationship between Edward Winslow and Massassoit chief of the Wampanoags is commemorated in the first Thanksgiving. But fifty years later Edward’s son Josiah was commander in chief of the New England militias against Massassoit’s son in King Philip’s War.

Written with the pace of an epic, this is a story that is both national but intimate and human, chronicling as the Winslows made the painful decisions that ensured their survival in America.

REBECCA FRASER, a long-time Winslow Association Member, has worked as a researcher, an editor, and a journalist, and has written for many publications, including Tatler, Vogue, The Times, and The Spectator. She is the author of The Brontës and The Story of Britainand lives in England.

Please note: This an Historic Triangle program and will take place at The Daniel Webster Estate.

The Winslow House will be closed today, October 7th,  due to a private rental. Did you know you could rent the Winslow House for your Wedding/Shower/Birthday/Just For Fun? Check out the Rent the House section of our website!

The 4th annual Haunted Tavern Night is nigh!

Check our event section for details or click the link below….if you dare! Muahahahahaha……

Haunted Tavern Night

This Saturday, starting at 10:30am, former Winslow House Director Aaron Dougherty will present a lecture on Briton Hammon.  A slave who resided here at the Winslow House, Briton Hammon was a part time sailor in the British Navy and would go on to recount his adventures in the first narrative to be written from the perspective of a slave in America!

Stick around for lunch and join us afterward for our 2017 Annual Meeting! The meeting will revisit highlights from the year and feature the presentation of The Historic Winslow House Mayflower Award to one of our most dedicated volunteers: Julius Prince!

To reserve your place, please email director@winslowhouse.org or call 781-837-5753

On Sunday, Sept 10th, 2017 we will only be sending out the 1pm tour. Following the 1pm tour will be a special program: A Community Reading of the Courtship of Miles Standish. The program will start at 2pm. Come for the tour, stay for the reading!

For generations, the 1699 Isaac Winslow House in Marshfield has been more than just a house.  It has sheltered families through some of the most pivotal times in New England’s early history. The Winslow House has continued through the centuries to provide a perfect place for families to come together to share old stories and begin new ones, to create lasting memories and kindle passion for our nation’s origin stories. So many stories, all under one roof; a roof that now needs your help.  Please consider making a donation towards our  goal for preservation and repairs to the highest point of the Winslow House.

Donate here!

Please be advised. The Winslow House will not be leading tours on Saturday, August 26th due to a private event. We apologize for any inconvenience.

Would you like to host your own event at the Winslow House? Check out our info under “Rent”!

Please be advised. The Winslow House will not be leading tours on Saturday, August 12th due to a private event. Would you like to host your own event at the Winslow House? Check out our info under “Events”!