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

51st Annual Outdoor Antiques Fair
and Classic Car Show
Sat. June 29
9:00 - 3:00
details/information >>

1768-1848 a
Cape Cod Skipper
by Elijah Cobb

is now available to read online or download for free at Project Gutenberg >>

Brewster Memorial Scholarship

The scholarship is a
continuing education fund for Brewster students presently enrolled in a college >>

The Voyage of the
Ten Brothers Ship

These are the documented facts we have unearthed to date about the 1819 Ten Brothers journey >>

Were There Enslaved People in Brewster?

Yes, there were >>

Undaunted

Special price now on sale!
Members $250
Non-members $300
Museum quality, archival pigment ink prints, aka giclee, of this historic ship’s portrait are available to purchase. Limited prints! Learn more >>

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Make history together >>

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.