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Mary Thacher - Hometown Heroine

Sun, Mar 30

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Thacher Hall

Learn about the fascinating life of Yarmouth's own Mary Thacher in this lecture by art historian, Mary Woodward. Click the button for more info & to purchase tickets!

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Mary Thacher - Hometown Heroine
Mary Thacher - Hometown Heroine

Time & Location

Mar 30, 2025, 4:00 PM

Thacher Hall, 266 MA-6A, Yarmouth Port, MA 02675, USA

About the event

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Advance online tickets: $16.50

$20 (cash/check ) or $21.50 (card) at the door!

Proceeds from this event's ticket revenue will support Thacher Hall and the Children's Room at the Yarmouth Port Library.

Mary Thacher, Courtesy of the Perera family
Mary Thacher, Courtesy of the Perera family

Mary Thacher - Hometown Heroine

The Thacher family arrived in America in the early 1600s, part of the Great Puritan Migration from England to the Colonies. Through their determination to survive and thrive, the Thachers played an important role in the creation of the town of Yarmouth Port that we see around us today. In this presentation, we will focus on Mary Thacher’s life as she continued her family’s legacy by supporting charities and initiatives related to historic preservation and environmental conservation. Join us at Thacher Hall for this insightful lecture on local legend, Mary Thacher, brought to you by your local art historian, Mary Woodward!

Mary Woodward - Art Historian
Mary Woodward - Art Historian

Mary C. Woodward has spent more than 40 years in the museum and historic home business, having earned her B.A. and M.A. degrees in Art History. She has worked at large, comprehensive collections such as the Cleveland Museum of Art and tiny properties like the 17th century log cabin and birthplace of President James K. Polk. Currently, Mary is the Vice President of Historical Society of Old Yarmouth and its Collections Management Chair, overseeing the Society’s 19th century sea captain’s house and its objects. Additionally, she is also Lead Guide at Historic New England’s Winslow Crocker House.


Parking Note:  There is no parking at Thacher Hall. Parking is available just across Route 6A from Thacher Hall around the Common, as well as at the Post Office and Chapter House Inn. Crossing attendants will be available to assist with crossing Route 6A at the designated crosswalk in front of Thacher Hall. If you need accessible parking information, please email events@thacherhall.org.


Accessibility Note:  Thacher Hall is a historic building and is not accessible via wheelchair - a short flight of stairs is required for entrance into the Hall and the restrooms are located on the lower level (accessed via stairs).


Proceeds from this event's ticket revenue will support Thacher Hall and the Children's Room at the Yarmouth Port Library.


Get Your Tickets Here via credit card

Advance online tickets: $16.50

$20 (cash/check ) or $21.50 (card) at the door!

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