Revolutionary Reward – General John Glover and his Farm House in his Retirement

This presentation will focus on General Glover’s post-Revolutionary years, when he restarted his business operations and purchased a farm in 1781, the year he remarried after his wife died in 1778 in the middle of the war, and a year before he retired from his eight long years of service. Updates about the state of the c.1730-50s farmhouse and its preservation will be included. Nancy Schultz is Chair of Swampscott’s Historical Commission. For the past 3 years, she has pressed tirelessly for the preservation of General Glover’s Farm House, after a long career as an Englishman.

Nancy Schultz is Chair of Swampscott’s Historical Commission. For the past 3 years she has pressed tirelessly for the preservation of General Glover’s Farm House, after a long career as an English professor at Salem State College then University.