A dining room with a round table set for a meal, featuring blue and white dishes, a centerpiece of carrots and greens, and various glassware. There is a large floral vase with orange and red flowers, with lace curtains and dark blue drapes in the background. The room has white walls, decorative molding, a black fireplace mantel, and built-in white shelves.
Vintage cast iron stove with decorative detailing labeled 'Beauty Hub,' a metal pot on top, a small flat skillet, and various kitchen items in the background.
Table set with crackers, bowls of powder, jars, a clear bottle, shredded chicken, and a large bowl of salad with eggs and vegetables.
A dining room with a wooden table, a wooden chair, and a built-in red cupboard with open shelves filled with plates, mugs, and bowls. There is a candle on the table, a woven basket, and some kitchen items. The room has hardwood floors and sunlight streaming in, casting shadows.

Harvest Celebrations: 
A History of Thanksgiving Guided Tours

Join expert guides for a 90-minute tour exploring three centuries of Thanksgiving traditions. Travel through time and visit four historic houses to learn how this holiday has evolved. Discover how people celebrated Thanksgiving in 1777 at the William Pitt Tavern, experience the height of the Victorian period in 1870 at the Goodwin Mansion, share in the experience of a Jewish immigrant family learning about the American holiday in 1919 at the Shapiro House, and learn about Thanksgiving on the Homefront in 1943 at the Abbott House and Store.

Members $20; Nonmembers $25.