Framingham History Center

The Framingham History Center is a hub for those interested in the past, present, and future of Framingham, MA, anchored by three historic buildings on Centre Common. Their exhibitions, programs, and collections play a central role in the city's cultural landscape. Visitors can explore a new online exhibit on King Philip's War, attend events like the Framingham Trivia Championship Night, and support the center through memberships and donations. The center's dedication to preserving and sharing Framingham's history is evident in their award-winning programming and community engagement.Generated from the website

The Danforth Art Museum, soon to be rebranded as the Danforth Art Center at Framingham State University, is embarking on a new chapter following a merger with Framingham State University. The museum offers a variety of exhibitions, including the recent installation "Figuration in American Art," which features selections from its permanent collection. In addition to its exhibits, the Danforth Art School provides a range of studio art classes and workshops for all ages and skill levels, catering to everyone from absolute beginners to experienced artists. Registration for their winter session of classes and workshops is now open, encouraging community engagement in the arts. Generated from the website

The Ashland Historical Society, with over a century of dedication, is committed to preserving the rich history of Ashland, Massachusetts, and providing valuable information to those seeking to learn more. Located in the historic Ocean House, built in 1748 by one of the town's earliest settlers, the Society invites community members to explore various topics related to Ashland's past. Through volunteer efforts, the Society offers extensive resources on genealogy, local businesses, and historical landmarks, while welcoming contributions of pictures and personal stories from the community. They also feature a collection of articles, "Stories of Ashland," authored by local historians Steve Leacu and Kay Powers, which delve into the town's significant events and notable figures. Generated from the website