Duxbury’s Early Deeds and Ancient Trails
Explore the fascinating history of Duxbury’s Early Deeds and Ancient Trails with historian Tony Kelso on Saturday, September 26 at 1 pm at the new Alden Center for Living History, followed by a guided walk to the Alden First Site. The talk is part of Duxbury’s 6th Annual Preservation Day,
Apples Over the Alden Hearth – A Taste of Home in the New World
Enjoy the sights and smells of apples cooking over an open hearth and learn how the Alden family may have recreated familiar English dishes in their New World home on Saturday, October 3 from 1-3 pm. Foodways historian Alexandra Cervenak leads this engaging demonstration in the Alden Center for Living History, with recipes for guests to try at home.
Visit the new Alden Center for Living History
A new chapter begins at the Alden House Historic Site! The J. Alden & Virginia E. Keyser Center for Living History is now open, inviting visitors to explore immersive new exhibits and enjoy a guided tour of the historic Alden House.
Brick Sidewalk Sale
Create a lasting legacy for your family with a personalized commemorative brick in the Alden Path of Pilgrims. Click here for details. Proceeds of brick sales help support the preservation of Alden House.
Genealogy
The Alden Kindred of America has been forging connections with Mayflower passengers John Alden and Priscilla Mullins for over 100 years. During that time we have helped thousands of families engage with their heritage through the exploration of the Alden genealogy.
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