Patton Homestead

Director Archivist	Kaleigh Paré Carol Mori
Address:	650 Asbury Street Hamilton, MA 01982
Phone for Director	978-626-0020
Phone for Archivist	978-468-1849
Hours:	The grounds are open sunrise to sunset for public use. The schedule of tours for the Patton Family Archives are available through the Wenham Museum here or by appointment. The Hamilton Historical Society is housed in the north wing of the Patton Homestead. Contact hhs@hamiltonma.gov for access and information. The Patton Homestead house, stables, and grounds are available to rent for private events. Please see our PATTON HOMESTEAD RENTAL AGREEMENT and email the Director for availability.

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	Calendar	of Events
Event	Date & Time	Organized By	Highlights
Tours of the Patton Family Archives	Select Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays	Wenham Museum	advanced registration required
CANCELED Suffrage Series Lecture: “Massachusetts in the Women’s Suffrage Movement” by Barbara F. Berenson	CANCELED	Patton Homestead	In celebration of the 100th anniversary of the passage of the 19th Amendment, granting women the right to vote, author, Barbara F. Berenson will speak over Zoom about her book Massachusetts in the Woman Suffrage Movement: Revolutionary Reformers (The History Press 2018)
Code Burgundy: The Long Escape with John Katsaros	To Be Rescheduled	Patton Homestead	Surviving a B-17 bailout in 1944 over France, airman, John Katsaros was captured by the Gestapo. Then he was rescued by the French underground in what begins a perilous quest for freedom through France and Spain. His detailed account unfolds a true story of grit, grace, and pure luck. Tickets are $20 per person. Reserve your seat here.