Winding through the outdoor exhibits at Longyear Museum is a walkway of engraved bricks—“Living Stones” that bear the names of individuals whose lives have been enriched by the practice of Christian Science. Some are Christian Science practitioners, teachers, or nurses. There are also Sunday school teachers, fellow church members, and beloved family members. If you’d like to help further Longyear’s mission and at the same time honor a special friend or loved one, the Museum is accepting orders for the spring 2022 installation through April 15. Click the link below to design your Living Stone today!
https://store.longyear.org/product/DON-100-102/livingstones.php
As January 1908 began, Mary Baker Eddy was preparing for a major move. She was leaving Pleasant View, her beloved New Hampshire home, to return to Massachusetts. She had been contemplating this move for some time, waiting on God, and now the way was clear. Please enjoy a video clip from the Longyear documentary “‘Follow and Rejoice’—Mary Baker Eddy: The Chestnut Hill Years” to learn about what may have motivated this important step.
Enjoy this video about the newly restored Mary Baker Eddy Historic House in Amesbury, Mass. (The furniture has just been moved back in.) And thank you for considering a year-end gift to Longyear’s Annual Appeal. Click the link below to give through our website.
https://store.longyear.org/product/DON-100-101/annual-appeal
On this #ThrowbackThursday, let’s travel to Bow, New Hampshire, to learn more about Mary Baker Eddy’s childhood years. Enjoy this 2020 video titled "Homestead."
Who Is Mary Baker Eddy?
On Monday, Longyear's Mary Baker Eddy Historic House in Lynn, Massachusetts, made an appearance on Jeopardy!. Contestants were asked who "laid the foundations for Christian Science" in this "national landmark."
The Bakers of Bow Homstead
"Life at 400 Beacon Street: Working in Mary Baker Eddy's Household"
Winter at 400 Beacon Street
Missionaries for Christian Science
Missionaries for Christian Science: The Farlow Family
"I Heard Lincoln That Day" (Preview)
A snowy morning at the Museum
Snowy scene in North Groton
2016: The Year in Pictures