Danvers Alarm List Company Inc.
Danvers Alarm List Company Inc.
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Mission
Recreate as historically accurately as possible, the Danvers militia, alarm companies, and colonial life of the town of Danvers for the education of its members, to participate in ongoing historical programs, and to give the general public a correct concept of life in the colonial period. Provide the public with tours and exhibitions of life on a farmstead in the 17th and 18th centuries with emphasis on the events and consequences of the 1692 Salem Witchcraft Hysteria.
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Provide the public with demonstrations and exhibitions of 18th century civilian and military lifestyles for their education.
