Join Cynthia Lynch, Executive Director for Civic Engagement at SSU, for a discussion on an equity-based framework for civic engagement from her work on Critically Engaged Civic Learning.
Join us as we welcome Salem native Richard Tobin as he transports us back to Derby Street in the 1940s and 50s! Tobin was brought up in an Irish family in the Polish neighborhood of Salem and was an active participant in the House of the Seven Gables Settlement Association.
Join us for an exhibition of works from the Salem Arts Association's En Plein Air residency at The Gables on Thursday, June 2 from 6-8PM.
The team at The House of the Seven Gables Settlement Association (The Gables) is honored to be selected by the... View Article
Lilacs are a very important part of The Gables garden. We used to have many more than we have now,... View Article
News Release – May 12, 2022 __________________________ The House of the Seven Gables Appoints Dakota Russell as Executive Director SALEM... View Article
This spring, we’ve hosted two of four Community Conversations on race equity. This season’s series is designed to engage community... View Article
In honor of National Preservation Month, we would like to share an update on the preservation department’s current work. Addressing... View Article
Join us for Salem Ancestry Days as we welcome Dan Eshet and Regina Kazyulina to talk about one of the many immigrant communities on the North Shore.
Tulips are the centerpiece of our spring gardens. They usually bloom late April/early May, depending on the weather. The incredible... View Article
In honor of Caroline Emmerton's birthday, The House of the Seven Gables will be offering two specialty tours. Tours of The Turner-Ingersoll Mansion run approximately 45 minutes long. Our newly revamped Women's History Tour will run at 11:30AM and 3:30PM.
Celebrate The Gables’ Founder Caroline Emmerton's 156th birthday with cake on our historic site. Enjoy a sweet treat in our historic seaside gardens. Free with Grounds or Tour Ticket Purchase.