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Marblehead Museum announces Patriot Houses Tour

Nathaniel Hooper House, Washington Street, will be one of the houses along the tour route.

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Visitors will get a rare look inside four historic Marblehead homes next month as the Marblehead Museum brings back its Patriot Houses Tour.

The self-guided tour is scheduled for 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. June 13 and will feature the Nathaniel Hooper House on Washington Street, Jonathan Glover's Eagle House on Front Street, the Jeremiah Lee Carriage House on Hooper Street and the Benjamin Stacey House on Washington Street.

The homes were occupied by families connected to the fight for American independence. Tourgoers also may visit the museum's 1768 Jeremiah Lee Mansion.

Tickets are $35 for museum members and $40 for the public, including the online ticketing fee. Proceeds support the museum's educational programming and collections. Tickets are available at https://marbleheadmuseum.org/patriothousetour/ or by calling 781-631-1768.

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