
The Revolutionary War Experience!
The Brewster Colonial Artillery Company will be encamped at the Brewster Historical Society Windmill Village at 51 Drummer Boy Road (adjacent to Drummer Boy Park).
Sunday 12 - 4 pm: Oct 19. DETAILS >>
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The Brewster Colonial Artillery Company will be encamped at the Brewster Historical Society Windmill Village at 51 Drummer Boy Road (adjacent to Drummer Boy Park).
Sunday 12 - 4 pm: Oct 19. DETAILS >>
Darius Coombs is also a Mashpee Wampanoag tribal citizen and is the Cultural Outreach Coordinator for the Mashpee Wampanoag Education Department. Darius is the former Director of the Wampanoag Indigenous Program at Plimoth/Patuxet Museums for over 30 years. Over his career Darius has worked with Smithsonian, History Channel, National Geographic, and Scholastic to name a few. His teaching of Wampanoag and other Indigenous cultures in the history of the northeast is recognized throughout the country. DETAILS > >
Brewster’s Ancient Burial Ground Tour, October 4, 2025. A Brewster Historical Society guide provides the history of the Brewster Ancient Burial Ground and shares highlights of some of the townspeople buried underneath these centuries’ old headstones. TICKETS > >
The Brewster Colonial Artillery Company will be encamped at the Brewster Historical Society Windmill Village at 51 Drummer Boy Road (adjacent to Drummer Boy Park).
Saturdays 12 - 4 pm: Sep 28, Oct 19, and Nov 16. DETAILS >>
Annual Meeting of Brewster Historical Society – Guest Speaker: Beth Stein
Howard Gibbs and Eugene Fitsch: Together Again. Howard Gibbs was born in New Bedford, Massachusetts in 1904; Eugene Fitsch was a painter, printmaker, and stage designer, born in Alsace-Lorraine, France in 1892. Their respective career paths brought them both to Brewster, where Gibbs lived in the Cobb House, Fitsch in a house that he built on Setucket Road. DETAILS > >
Tours SOLD OUT. Now privately owned, this is a rare opportunity to experience a guided tour through the rooms of this historic c.1660s homestead and feel the voices of the past speak softly to you. TICKETS »
SOLD OUT. A Grave Situation Tour, September 18, 2025. A Narrated walking tour of the famous, the infamous, the unknown and ignored – till now! Expect uneven terrain — and “spirited” guests. Tickets must be purchased in advance. TICKETS > >
Historic Main Street Walking Tour, A Brewster Historical Society guide shares highlights of the historic homes and their residents along Main Street. TICKETS > >
Have our BHS professional photographer, R. Jolicoeur, take a keepsake photo of you at the 1795 Windmill to use in any number of ways -- Holiday cards, framed for your wall, scrapbooking and more! You will receive your 2 digital images file by email.
RAIN DATE Sun, Aug 31, 10 AM – 12 PM DETAILS > >