18th Century Tavern Night at The Historic Winslow House

Taverns in the 18th century were important places for community gatherings.  Taverns served not only food and ale but also the latest news and gossip.  Political events were discussed and argued here.  And sometimes lines were drawn.

It is 1775 - days after the battle of Lexington and Concord.  Marshfield citizens have just learned of "the shot heard 'round the world" and the excitement in the air is palpable, especially in the local tavern.  Joshua Winslow visits the tavern to rally the local community in support of the crown.  But there is discord.  Some citizens may be starting to side with the patriots... 

Are you a loyalist or a rebel?  Come hear the debate and choose your side while enjoying tavern-style food and games as well as ales, cider and mulled wine from our cash bar - $5 per glass.

Live music will be perfomed by Half Way to Concord

We will also be selling raffle tickets for $1 each for your chance to take home a surprise gift!

All proceeds go directly to the maintenance and preservation of the Historic Winslow House.

Thank you for your support!