The Brewster Historical Society is a Section 501 (C)(3) Non-profit organization. Donations are tax deductible as permitted by law.

Sat, Oct 11
OPEN HOUSES
Cobb Museum & Woodworking Shop 1-4 and
Windmill Village, 12-3

In celebration of Columbus and Indigenous Peoples Day

Revolutionary War Experience!

Sundays, 12 - 4 PM
Oct 19, Nov 16
Brewster Historical Society Windmill Village
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A Grave Situation, Walking Tour of Brewster Cemetery

Thu, Oct 30, 4:00-5:15
A narrated walking tour of the famous, the infamous, the unknown and ignored
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Darius Coombs -
13 Moons - History of Wampanoag

Sat, Nov 1, 1:00-2:00 PM
His teaching of Wampanoag and other Indigenous cultures in the history of the northeast is recognized throughout the country. DETAILS >>

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Brewster Memorial Scholarship

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Exhibit
Brewster Schools;
A Legacy of Learning

A captivating journey through the history of education in Brewster >>

Exhibit
Letters from the Front

Through the decades, Brewster residents have served in each national conflict. Their letters to and from far-flung locations helped them stay connected to home and family >>

The Brewster Historical Society, established in 1964, collects and preserves the artifacts and history of Brewster to ensure their future accessibility.
The restored circa 1799 Cobb House Museum holds five permanent galleries and an extensive documents research area accessible by appointment. The Society also maintains a restored 18th century windmill and house and a blacksmith shop at Windmill Village at 51 Drummer Boy Road.