Video of this program Thurs, Nov 12, 7:30 pm – The 1764 bill of sale for Phebey, an enslaved 2 year-old girl, is one of the most challenging and emotionally evocative objects in the Framingham History Center’s collection. How do we grapple with the...
Congratulations to the winners of our 2nd Annual All Ages Pumpkin Decorating Contest! We will be in touch with the winners about prizes. Thank you to all our participants and to everyone who voted for such an amazing crop of creative pumpkins this year!...
Video of this program Mon, 10/19, 7pm – “Everything to Gain and Nothing to Lose: African American Women in Boston’s Suffrage Movement” will explore the history of African Americans’ involvement in the Boston suffrage movement. Sign up to receive the Zoom link via email!...
Video of this program Weds, Oct 14, 7 pm – Native Americans have lived in southern New England for 10,000 years or more. This lecture will discuss how archaeologists learn about ancient peoples from several lines of evidence, including stone tools, ceramics, and the...
2nd annual All Ages Pumpkin Decorating Contest! Check out this year’s creative entries and VOTE for your favorites: https://tinyurl.com/wfpl-pumpkins Voting is open Weds, Oct 28 – Thurs, Oct 29! Winner’s announced Friday, Oct 30th! Stop and Shop generously donated pumpkins for this event. Questions?...
Sat, Sept 26, 7 PM – Do you enjoy useless knowledge? Join us for Trivia Night! We’ll meet using Zoom and answer using either Google Forms or pen, paper, and the good ol’ honor system. Play on your own, bring your team of quarantine-mates, or...
Tues, 9/22, 7:30 pm – The MetroWest area has changed much in the last 400 years: from forest to farm to town and now suburb. Now, more recently, we are seeing rapid changes going on around us. From weather extremes like wetter springs and...
