For many years, the front porch of the Mary Baker Eddy Historic House in Concord, New Hampshire, has welcomed countless visitors and served as a well-known landmark along State Street to countless passersby. An important part of Longyear’s collection, this home was rented by Mrs. Eddy from 1889-1892, before her move to Pleasant View. It…

Longyear Museum is happy to announce a matching grant to support the window restoration project at the Mary Baker Eddy Historic House in Amesbury, Massachusetts! This is a wonderful opportunity for members and friends to help support needed repairs to a much-loved and valued part of the Museum’s collection. The Amesbury house sheltered Mrs. Eddy…

This summer brought an abundance of visitors to Longyear Museum and to the Mary Baker Eddy Historic Houses. In addition to welcoming a steady stream of individuals and families who visited the Museum and Historic Houses, Longyear hosted a number of special programs. Over Annual Meeting weekend in June, visitors from around the world had…

What’s new on the website this month? In case you missed it, a brand-new research article was posted earlier this month that profiles former Indiana Attorney General Clarence Buskirk, an able lawyer, eloquent writer, and gifted speaker who left his law career behind to serve the Cause of Christian Science. Click here to read it.…

There are over 400 editions of Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, and Longyear Museum is just 31 editions away from having all of them represented in the Mott Gallery. If you have one of the following volumes on your shelf and are interested in parting with it, please contact Longyear’s…