Monthly Meetings:
Unless otherwise noted, Monthly meetings are held at Centre Congregational Church and begin at 7PM
2026
September 23: Members Only Pot Luck Supper-Starts at 6:30
October 14: Hannah & The Nautilus- The American Revolution At Sea, Presented by: Capt. Mike Rutstein
November 25: Alice's Restaurant- A Thanksgiving Story -Talk by Alan Foulds, Music by Ron Sarro
December 6: The Lynnfield Historical Society's 64th Annual Country Store
February 24: A History of the Enslaved in Massachusetts, Presented by: Vijay Joyce
March 17:Evacuation Day- The Redcoats Abandon Boston Co-Presented by Alan Foulds and Ron Sarro
April 21: Murder at Breakheart Hill Farm: Featuring authors, Doug Heath and Alison Simcox
May 19: Annual Meeting and Pie Social (Members only event)
2025- It was a very good year!
February 18: The Hutchinsons of High Rock: by Tom Dalton- Film is available to view Here
March 18: Skeletons in the Closet by Dan Gagnon - Film is available to view Here
April 18: Shadows of 1775 an original play bringing to life the events in Lynn End on the eve of the Revolution
April 19: A full slate of events including: kids' activities,Reenactment of Martin Herrick's Ride,a Patriots' Gallery, and a Patriotic Band and more- See More Details on our Rev 250 Page
May 20: Members Only Annual Meeting and Pie Social-Please Note time change: Starts at 6pm
September 23: Members Only Pot Luck Supper-Starts at 6:30
October 14: Hannah & The Nautilus- The American Revolution At Sea, Presented by: Capt. Mike Rutstein
November 25: Alice's Restaurant- A Thanksgiving Story -Talk by Alan Foulds, Music by Ron Sarro
December 6: The Lynnfield Historical Society's 64th Annual Country Store
February 24: A History of the Enslaved in Massachusetts, Presented by: Vijay Joyce
March 17:Evacuation Day- The Redcoats Abandon Boston Co-Presented by Alan Foulds and Ron Sarro
April 21: Murder at Breakheart Hill Farm: Featuring authors, Doug Heath and Alison Simcox
May 19: Annual Meeting and Pie Social (Members only event)
2025- It was a very good year!
February 18: The Hutchinsons of High Rock: by Tom Dalton- Film is available to view Here
March 18: Skeletons in the Closet by Dan Gagnon - Film is available to view Here
April 18: Shadows of 1775 an original play bringing to life the events in Lynn End on the eve of the Revolution
April 19: A full slate of events including: kids' activities,Reenactment of Martin Herrick's Ride,a Patriots' Gallery, and a Patriotic Band and more- See More Details on our Rev 250 Page
May 20: Members Only Annual Meeting and Pie Social-Please Note time change: Starts at 6pm
DISCOVER LYNNFIELD |
Walk and Talk with the Lynnfield Historical Society
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Discover Lynnfield, Historic walks and talks around town. In this program, we will lead short tours throughout Lynnfield, delving into the historical significance of each selected location. The events will be advertised through Facebook Events and posts as well as on our website, but will not require pre-registration. Just come at the announced meeting time and place, wearing comfortable shoes and, in some cases, sunscreen and bug spray.
All Discover Lynnfield Events are sponsored and organized by the Lynnfield Historical Society, preserving and promoting Lynnfield history since 1954.
Check Back Often or write to us with suggestions for future walks
2025 Hikes will be scheduled in the spring. Dates to be determined.
Kallenberg Quarry/Skull Cliff Hike
Host: Lynnfield Historical Society
Come hear of one of Lynnfield’s earliest industries and how a mysterious railroad graffiti artist transformed its remains into a work of art. We will also discuss the preservation of Lynn Woods and the odd group of spiritualists that gathered there in the 19th century. This will be a somewhat rigorous 90 minute hike. Please wear appropriate footwear.
325 Broadway, Lynnfield
Lynnfield’s Lower Main Street Walk
Host: Lynnfield Historical Society
Short walk through time on Lynnfield’s lower Main St. Walk the Partridge Island Trail where natives inhabited Wigwam Meadows. Discover the oldest house in Lynnfield and hear of the tragedy that occurred there. Learn about Rumbolt’s Grove and Dairy Farm which operated various businesses including a popular picnic ground.
333 Main Street, Lynnfield.