
NSCDA-MA Website Orientation
Join NSCDA-MA Staff for a brief overview of what the nscda-ma website has to offer! Learn more about how you use the website to access the online directory, pay dues,...
Women opening doors to America’s history through preservation, education, and service to inspire a shared love of country.
The National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts (NSCDA-MA) is an organization of women that actively promotes and conserves our national heritage. We own or operate three historic houses in Massachusetts – the William Hickling Prescott House in Boston, the Dorothy Quincy Homestead in Quincy, and Martin House Farm in Swansea.
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Join NSCDA-MA Staff for a brief overview of what the nscda-ma website has to offer! Learn more about how you use the website to access the online directory, pay dues,...

Please join the NSCDA-MA for the Welcome Back Fall Cocktail Party on Wednesday September 16th. This party will include hearty appetizers and full bar featuring a specialty cocktail. All members,...

Celebrate apple season at Martin House Farm, with apple and cider tastings, docent-led tours of the 1728 farmhouse , cooking demos by the Boy Scouts, and performances by the Case...

Please join the NSCDA-MA for the Fall Membership Tea. This event will include a docent led tour of Prescott House. The Membership Tea on Sunday, October 4th welcomes new colonial...

Bring your friends for an evening of shopping and refreshments at J. McLaughlin, Beacon Hill. 10% of all sales during this event will all go directly to the National Society...

The NSCDA-MA is excited to announce the launch of a new specialty tour at Prescott House. Sign up to explore the life and legacy of William Prescott through the lens...

The NSCDA-MA is excited to announce the launch of a new specialty tour at Prescott House. Sign up to explore the life and legacy of William Prescott through the lens...

Step into the shadowy intersection of Jazz Age spiritualism and 19th-century gentility at the William Hickling Prescott House on Beacon Hill In the 1920s, Boston society was gripped by a...

Join the Young Dames Committee for a tour of the Louisa May Alcott’s Orchard House. There is a capacity of 25 people, so make sure to sign up to reserve...