General Israel Putnam Chapter, NSDAR

04/02/2026

Join us on April 19th, 1pm to hear about our Chapter namesake on Patriot’s Day. . Reservations Required! www.holtenhousedanvers.org

10/23/2024

Our friends at the Topsfield Historical Society have announced the Procrastinator's Special! Haven't been able to catch a performance of Casey at the Bat at Topsfield's Town Hall yet?

Here's hollering at you! If getting a chance to boo and hiss isn't enough of an incentive, how about this about accepting a 40% discount on tickets for the final weekend!? Purchase your tickets within the next 24 hours and apply the code...

QUICK..at check out to receive your discount! Offer only good until 8 PM tonight!

Don't miss what our fans are calling it the greatest Panto yet! Fun, charming and funny...What are you waiting for?
www.imaginarybeasts.org

10/18/2024

Opening Night is tonight at Topsfield Town Hall at 8 pm. Come on down and be prepared to boo and hiss at the baddies and cheer the good guys! Sponsored by Topsfield Historical Danvers Historical Society
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/imaginary-beasts-presents-casey-at-the-bat-an-all-american-panto-tickets-1026909482907?aff=oddtdtcreator

09/26/2024

03/18/2024

We had a fabulous visit from Martha Washington, the first, First Lady to the Judge Samuel Holten House, owned by the GIP Chapter of the NSDAR in Danvers. She entertained Dr. Holten over Christmas while in Philadelphia during the second Continental Congress and wanted to visit the house having learned it dated to the 17th century! Martha is also a member of the Chapter 😉

02/06/2024

This Sunday at 1:30 pm.

02/05/2024

https://conta.cc/484x143

1:30 PM SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 11TH
Holten House Danvers 171 Holten Street

HISTORIC PRESERVATION THRU THE LENS OF FEMA
presented by Melissa Surrette, GIP Chapter member

Melissa works for the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and will share her knowledge of natural disasters during the Revolutionary era and give an overview on environmental and historic preservation efforts of historic structures and properties impacted by natural disasters.

Fun Fact: Though FEMA wasn’t officially established until 1979 during the Carter Administration, the history of the Federal government helping states during natural disasters dates back to at least 1803 when Federal bonds were issued to the city of Portsmouth, NH after a devastating fire that threatened the seaport and commerce of our newly founded nation.

Hope you can join us! Message for a zoom link if you can’t be with us in the person!