Become a Member of the Nichols House Museum

Dear Friend,

We invite you to become a member of the Nichols House Museum, a significant institution in our local community. For over fifty years the Nichols House Museum’s membership has sustained its preservation efforts, its activities, and its place among the historic houses of Boston. It is with the support of our many members that the museum will continue to provide a welcoming place for people to learn about the history of Beacon Hill and Boston.

The museum remains a favorite stop for international and domestic visitors who value its authenticity both in representing Federal period architecture and in providing a rare glimpse into the domestic sensibilities of Bostonians of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

Among the activities we have planned for members and guests are the following:

Peter Drummey, Librarian at the Massachusetts Historical Society will speak on the abolitionist movement in Boston in commemoration of the sesquicentennial of the American Civil War.
June Hutchinson will discuss the insightful research for her recently published book At Home on Beacon Hill: Rose Standish Nichols and Her Family.
Ph.D. candidate Anne-Laure François will explore Boston through the writings of Louisa May Alcott.
Planning for the Spring Fete in June and the Beacon Hill Holiday House Tour in December is well underway.

As a member, you will receive invitations with member rate admission to all lectures and events. As always you and your guests will receive free admission to the museum and special pricing on books in our gift shop.

Your membership is critical because it provides support for the on-going educational programming and conservation efforts of the Nichols House Museum. We look forward to your support and seeing you at our events.

Sincerely yours,

Greer Candler
Chair, Membership Committee