Visit The Robbins House

June, July & August: 11-4
(Closed Tuesdays)
September, October: 11-4
(Open Fri-Sun + Columbus Day)

320 Monument Street
Concord MA
(Located opposite the Old North Bridge)

info@robbinshouse.org

(978) 254-1745

Upcoming Events

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Past Events

Fall Visit Day
October 15 @ 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Join us in Observing the Two-Hundredth Anniversary of Brister Freeman’s Death
July 9 @ 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm
READING FREDERICK DOUGLASS TOGETHER
July 3 @ 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
The Robbins House Talkback
May 29 @ 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
The Colored Museum
May 20 - June 5

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The Robbins House Presents: A School. Sugar. A Sla

The Robbins House Presents: A School. Sugar. A Slave Bell.
Friday, October 28, 7:00 - 8:30 p.m.
Goodwin Forum, Main Library
The Robbins House in collaboration with the Concord Free Public Library present "A School. Sugar. A Slave Bell", featuring members of The Robbins House Board of Directors, Maria Madison, Rob Munro and Nikki Turpin. The Robbins House jars visitors' experience by presenting the Black history of America's founding. Their success in spreading these messages has resulted in a local previously all-white elite private boys’ school "bequeathing" a 500 pound sugar plantation 'slave bell' to our historic site. Through sharing their recent brochure publications, they seek to elicit the emotions, intentions and history of this "gift" by connecting with sights, sounds and touch to explore how the bell can help explain America's racial wealth gap in New England https://www.concordfestivalofauthors.org/the-robbins-house-a-school-sugar-a-slave-bell

One of our many readers from this weekends event.

One of our many readers from this weekends event. #RFDT @masshumanities

RH extends a huge thank you to everyone who came

RH extends a huge thank you to everyone who came to our Reading of Frederick Douglass yesterday. @masshumanities 📷: RP

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The Concord Museum hosted the first Plantation Bel

The Concord Museum hosted the first Plantation Bell summit collaboration between the Robbins House and Belmont Hill. Representatives from both organizations shared ideas and scholarship in anticipation of the Plantation Bell being formally installed on the Robbins House property this spring. #history #blackhistoryeveryday

When @nikolehannahjones retweets Leo Carney’s tw

When @nikolehannahjones retweets Leo Carney’s tweet about one of our Lady’s of the house. #SusanGarrison #EllenGarrisonClark. 💚💚💚 Come visit whenever you want!

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