Tour the Historic Peak House on Sundays

Ever wonder what the inside of the Peak House looks like? 

Stop by on Main Street each Sunday over the summer from 2 to 5 p.m. and find out for yourself with a tour of the famous house given by a member of the .

The town's historical society owns and maintains the building and has given tours each summer since 1925 from mid-June to mid-September. 

"Medfield Historical Society members will tour you through and answer questions or you can walk through [the house] yourself," said town historian Richard DeSorgher. "You can see one of the oldest unchanged houses in the U.S.; with furnishings from a variety of time periods. It was restored to its Colonial look in 1925 when turned over to the  Historical Society."

DeSorgher said when the house is not open for public, it remains open by appointment and is used by several grades throughout the Medfield Public Schools throughout the year. 

There is one fundraiser each year held the Saturday before Thanksgiving, a pantry sale, to maintain the house. 

If you are interested in becoming a member of the Medfield Historical Society, visit its website at medfieldhistoricalsociety.org.