Produced by 238 Webster Gatherings A Fundraising Committee within the Daniel Webster Preservation Trust

About the Venue
The Daniel Webster Estate, located in Marshfield, MA, is home to a variety of annual gatherings hosted by the DWPT. This exceptional property is also available for private event rentals.

Event: Day of the Dead (Día de los Muertos)
Join us for Webster's newest fundraiser on Friday, November 1st

Featuring Spirit Medium Sarah Angley

Arrive Pre Show, 5-7 PM:
Enjoy a Complimentary Chili Bar and
Mexican and Chocolate Dessert Buffet, Served with Death Wish Coffee
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Your Ticket Also Includes:
An Intimate Audience Viewing with Sarah Angley, 7-9 PM
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With your ticket you will have access to Additional Spirit Connectors! Individual readings sold separately, not included in ticket price. 5-7PM
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Add a 'Dash of Spirits' to your night at our Cash Bar!

Warm up at our cozy Cocoa Bar—now with a special twist! Treat yourself to a shot of Cocoa Especial, or savor a local favorite: Rustic Spirits Margarita, locally made in small batches.

Ticket Information

All tickets are available for purchase online only. Please note that additional Spirit Connector services, vendor offerings, and the Cocoa Especial Bar are not included in the ticket price.

About The Daniel Webster Estate.

This lovely estate named “Green Harbor” was the country home of the famous orator and statesman Daniel Webster until his death in 1852. During the twenty years that he lived here, the property grew to nearly 1,800 acres. After an unfortunate fire that destroyed his home in 1878, his daughter-in-law Caroline White Webster enlisted the services of William Gibbons Preston, a prominent Boston architect to construct this lovely Queen Anne-style home in 1880.

The estate has gone through a number of changes over the years. Much of the land has been sold and the property now consists of 14 acres of lawns and beautiful woodlands. A series of families have lived here and for many years it was the summer camp for the local children. After being purchased by the Town of Marshfield and undergoing extensive renovation, it was the Pilgrim Hall Museum’s 2005 Designer Show House. This was the beginning of a new chapter in the life of this historic estate.

Presently, the Daniel Webster Preservation Trust (DWPT) oversees the estate.

About DWPT
The Daniel Webster Preservation Trust, Inc. is an all-volunteer organization recognized by the IRS as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.

'24 Sarah Angley: Dia de los Muertos

Day of the Dead at The Webster Estate