It would be difficult to write a better summary of the significance of the John Alden House than that written by Dorothy Wentworth in the foreword to her publication, The Alden Family in the Alden House:
"There are houses built in the 17th century, but few have survived without 'improvements' such as plumbing, electricity, and modern kitchens. That the property which was granted to the Alden family in the 1620's has never been owned by any other family is remarkable, if not without parallel among historical sites. Today the property is owned by the family association, the Alden Kindred of America."

It's The Cat's Meow! 

Limited edition Village Alden House will be given to the first 100 donors of $100 or more.  All proceeds will benefit the Alden House Museum & Historic Site.

Phase III Brick Project

Have a brick engraved in honor of your family and friends.  Proceeds from sales assure that the Alden homestead is protected for our Second Century of Preservation.  Engraved with Vitralase® filling the laser cut.  They will line the pathways of the Alden House.

Bricks are:  $150 each [NOTE: The recent brick project has been closed, but there will be another project in the future. Stay tuned!]

The bricks line the walk ways to the Alden House!

The First Site