Welcome

The Alden House Historic Site, and the property upon which it rests, are part of the original land grant given to John and Priscilla Alden in 1627. Designated a National Historic Landmark in 2008, the house is an important piece of American history that provides visitors with an intimate look at one of America’s founding families.

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Alden Building Campaign

The Center for Living History will share the story of America’s beginnings through the lens of the Alden family with exciting exhibits and education programs in a state-of-art facility.

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Alden Archaeology

Explore the Alden First Site, the Duxbury, Massachusetts, home of Mayflower passengers John and Priscilla (Mullins) Alden and their ten children.  This is where the couple built their main home, raised their family, and helped found the town of Duxbury.

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Welcome

The Alden House Historic Site, and the property upon which it rests, are part of the original land grant given to John and Priscilla Alden in 1627. Designated a National Historic Landmark in 2008, the house is an important piece of American history that provides visitors with an intimate look at one of America’s founding families.

Read More

Alden Building Campaign

The Center for Living History will share the story of America’s beginnings through the lens of the Alden family with exciting exhibits and education programs in a state-of-art facility.

Read More

Alden Archaeology

Explore the Alden First Site, the Duxbury, Massachusetts, home of Mayflower passengers John and Priscilla (Mullins) Alden and their ten children.  This is where the couple built their main home, raised their family, and helped found the town of Duxbury.

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The Mayflower in Story and History with Peter Arenstam

The Mayflower in Story and History with Peter Arenstam

Join us on Friday, April 17 at noon for an online talk with Peter Arenstam, Executive Director of the Pilgrim John Howland Society and a leading interpreter of Mayflower and maritime history. He’ll share insights from his work as a historian and award‑winning author, including his books The Mighty Mastiff of the Mayflower and Mayflower 1620.

Liberty Pole Day & Out to See Duxbury

Liberty Pole Day & Out to See Duxbury

Experience the American Revolution during this year’s Out to See Duxbury celebration on Saturday, May 2 with AKA’s annual Liberty Pole Day reenactment featuring Col. Bailey’s 2nd Massachusetts Regiment and the Middlesex County 4‑H Fife & Drum Corps. Honoring America’s 250th, the program highlights Duxbury’s rich heritage and the 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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Become a Member

Alden Kindred of America’s (AKA) members play a unique role in history. From the stewardship of our National Historic Landmark, The Alden House Historic Site, to exploring our expansive heritage, Alden Kindred members embody Alden spirit and tradition.

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