Tupper Manor, Beverly, MA

This year, we'll be by the sea! Tupper Manor, located at Endicott College, is a beautiful historic venue that is at once elegant yet casual, and w eare sure you'll feel right at home here. Here's a bit of it's history, from their website: 

"In 1901, Bryce James Allan and his wife, Anna Palfrey, founders of the Canadian shipping company Allan Shipping Lines, commissioned Boston society architect Guy Lowell – the creative spirit behind Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts – to design a Georgian mansion as their summer home. Welcome to Tupper Manor. Well known for their generous hospitality and lavish entertaining, the Allans created an oceanfront showstopper – a magnificent estate and the perfect setting for life’s most important moments. Today, the well-preserved mansion, from its stone entrance pillars and monumental lawn fountain to the sweeping grand staircase and glass-enclosed Conservatory, offers the elegance of a bygone era merged with the best of today’s amenities.

In 1943, the Allans’ historic estate home passed to Endicott College and was renamed Tupper Hall, after the second president of Endicott College, Dr. Eleanor Tupper. Since then, Tupper Manor has acted as an Endicott College residence hall and home to the college’s School of Hospitality Management, and is now one of Boston area’s most distinguished event venues.

You can visit Tupper and learn more here.