When interest in the Pilgrims began in the 19th century, no one knew what their houses looked like. This led early researchers to draw on what they knew from standing structures. Archaeology has shed light on what houses like John and Priscilla’s “First...
The Alden museum shop has the very thing to delight your Alden family and friends. From books and clothing to one-of-a kind commemorative items and gift memberships, shop online at https://shop-alden.square.site/ or stop by the museum Tuesdays through Fridays from...
Bring someone special to tea for a delightful afternoon blending history and fun on Sunday, February 11 at 2 pm. Enjoy 18th-century themed tea refreshments and a craft while learning about the customs and etiquette of taking tea with the Alden family in Colonial New...
The 17th Speak for Thyself Awards honored AKA president Pauline Kezer and Duxbury business and community leaders Susie Caliendo and Pat Dowd at the Alden Kindred of America’s annual awards dinner on May 15. Duxbury High School Senior Hannah Stout received...
The Alden Kindred of America announces that former AKA board member and Duxbury resident Mark Jacobson has been appointed as its Director of Development. Jacobson brings 35+ years of fundraising consulting experience to this new role. His primary activities will...
Explore the wardrobes of 17th-century men and women in Plymouth Colony in this online talk on Friday, March 22 at noon by independent researcher, reenactor and historical tailor Axel Boy. Axel will use written, pictorial and archaeological evidence to offer a...
