The People
Between 1859 and 1954, three generations of Gibson family members and dozens of servants lived and worked at 137 Beacon Street. In many ways, their experiences are typical of individuals of their particular gender and social class. And yet, their unique stories allow us to explore this period of Boston’s history through a distinctly personal lens.
Click below to learn more about who lived at 137 Beacon.
The People
Between 1859 and 1954, three generations of Gibson family members and dozens of servants lived and worked at 137 Beacon Street. In many ways, their experiences are typical of individuals of their particular gender and social class. And yet, their unique stories allow us to explore this period of Boston’s history through a distinctly personal lens.
Click below to learn more about who lived at 137 Beacon.
Charles Hermans, Bal Masqué, 1880. Oil on canvas, 126.5 x 158 in.
Thank you to all who attended the Gibson House Museum
28th Annual Benefit
Thursday, April 24, 2025
Chilton Club, Boston
Thank you to everyone who supported the Museum's 28th Annual Benefit, held at the Chilton Club on April 24! We deeply appreciate your attendance, raffle-ticket purchases, and donations. Your support makes the preservation of the Gibson House and our educational mission possible. Thank you!
