The Historical Society is located at the old brick schoolhouse, formerly Field School, (behind City Hall) on 17 School Street, Leominster, Massachusetts. We welcome community use of the Society's resources for research, and all are welcome to view exhibits at the...

The PlastiVan Program is a great way to WOW and excite young people about science and the vast opportunities the plastics industry has to offer. PlastiVans travel to schools and companies throughout North America, educating people of all ages about plastic’s...

The Fitchburg Historical Society is a private non-profit membership-based organization. Anyone may become a member by paying annual dues. Our mission is to collect, preserve, interpret and make accessible the history of Fitchburg.

A family-friendly museum, one of the area's oldest cultural institution, and the region's most important center for art study and appreciation. With 12 galleries, featuring American and European paintings, prints, sculpture and decorative arts, Greek, Roman, Asian...

Walk in and find five exhibits full of art supplies, projects, and activities for ages two and up. The Hands-On Art Museum makes art a part of everyday life and inspires artistic expression.

The Purpose of the Shirley Historical Society is to preserve books, photos, papers, stories, and artifacts relating to Shirley, Massachusetts people, places, and history. The Society also works to educate the public regarding historic matters, and seeks to encourage...

More than artifacts and historic architecture, the Heritage Center Museums at Market Square tell our collective story and breathe life into the works that have helped us shape our region. We have the privilege to be both the stewards and future-makers of the heritage...

Founded in 1897, the Harvard Historical Society has had its history recorded in the HISTORY OF HARVARD, 1894-1941 commissioned by the Society and compiled by Ida Harris, and in DIRECTIONS OF A TOWN, compiled by Robert Anderson in 1976. Under the leadership of a small...

Fruitlands Museum and The Durga Studio are pleased to announce that sculptor Linda Hoffman will be exhibiting the Ox Herding Series, ten sculptures depicting the Zen Buddhist teachings on the stages of enlightenment. January 22 through March 19th by appointment.

Tours are given on any Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon or by special arrangement. Usually after a program, we will have the building open for tours as well. We have had many groups tour our beautiful building--girl scouts, boy scouts, school history classes, business...