The Brewster Historical Society

The Brewster Historical Society was established more than forty years ago to “create and foster an interest in the history of the Town of Brewster; to promote historical research; to preserve historic structures; to collect and preserve documents and artifacts, and to provide for their custody”.


The MUSEUM, in a mid-19th century Homestead, located at 3171 Main St. (Route 6A - East Brewster), houses four permanent galleries, a special exhibits gallery and archives which are available to researchers, by appointment, during the winter months.	The HIGGINS FARM WINDMILL and the HARRIS-BLACK HOUSE are restored 18th century structures located at the Drummer Boy Park, Route 6A in West Brewster.
	Click here to visit our exhibits page!

The Brewster Historical Society buildings are open 1pm-4pm,
Thursday, Friday & Saturday, July, August and September.
Free admission.

LINKS:
Brewster Visitor Center: www.brewstercapecod.org
Cape & Islands Historical Association: www.capeandislandshistorical.org

CALENDAR:
Annual Antiques Fair, held at Drummer Boy Park on the last Saturday in June.
An open air event featuring 70 dealers, the Fair has been held annually for more than 30 years.

Quarterly Member Meetings with program speakers and refreshments.
The time, date and place are announced in the quarterly member newsletter.

Special Exhibits are unveiled annually in September in the changing gallery at the Museum.

CONTACT US:
Mail: PO Box 1146
Brewster, Massachusetts 02631
Phone: (508) 896-9521
E-mail: brewsterhistoricalsociety@comcast.net

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