This week’s #TavernTales post focuses on their pricing structure. Did you know that the prices were set by the government throughout, and beyond, the colonia...

Watch the video to learn about a mysterious inscription found in a desk in the c.1760 William Brown House (National Historic Landmark). We'll be honest; as y...

For the first time in at least a century (if not 200 years), this arched architectural feature is revealed! We believe that this feature was associated with ...

An important component of the William Brown House preservation project focused on repairing some deteriorating roof joists and brick work. The image above sh...

An notable architectural feature of the William Brown House are the two central chimneys. As you might expect, the chimneys get battered a lot by the weather...

We're excited that Worcester Eisenbrandt (WEI) is back on site! They started last week and will work through the end of April on the southern side of the Wil...

One of the neat benefits this preservation project has given us is the chance to climb around the scaffolding and look more closely at parts of the building ...

Throughout the years, the William Brown House has served multiple functions (colonial tavern, almshouse/poorhouse, and historic house museum). Each of these ...

Today's post about the William Brown House preservation project is focused on a challenge we've run into with the building's windows. There'll be a longer Fa...

The William Brown House project is meant to accomplish a few goals. First and foremost, the preservation work will repair damage caused by moisture. This inc...

The much-needed preservation project has started for the c.1760 William Brown House! The first part of the project will focus on repairing moisture damage to...