The Hopkinton Historical Society is pleased to announce that it will hold its annual Holiday Open House on Saturday, Dec. 16 from 11 am to 3 pm at its building on 168 Hayden Rowe St. This year’s event will feature an exhibit of original paintings by Hopkinton artists Nancy Bailey, Robert McGraw, Frank Toner, Davison […]
The Hopkinton Historical Society is pleased to announce that it will hold its annual Holiday Open House on Saturday, Dec. 16 from 11 am to 3 pm at its building on 168 Hayden Rowe St. This year’s event will feature an exhibit of original paintings by Hopkinton artists Nancy Bailey, Robert McGraw, Frank Toner, Davison […]
Author Elena Palladino will discuss her book "Lost Towns of the Swift River Valley: Drowned by the Quabbin at the Hopkinton Historical Society. Free & open to all! Books will be available for purchase.
Author Elena Palladino will discuss her book "Lost Towns of the Swift River Valley: Drowned by the Quabbin at the Hopkinton Historical Society. Free & open to all! Books will be available for purchase.
Woonsocket, RI was one of many textile manufacturing centers in New England. By1920, seventy percent of its citizens were French-Canadian making it the largest per capita percentage in the U.S. The HHS invites you to join us the morning of May 10 on two guided tours: The Museum of Work & Culture and St. Anne's […]
Woonsocket, RI was one of many textile manufacturing centers in New England. By1920, seventy percent of its citizens were French-Canadian making it the largest per capita percentage in the U.S. The HHS invites you to join us the morning of May 10 on two guided tours: The Museum of Work & Culture and St. Anne's […]
What possessed a woman from the elite of eighteenth-century New England society to conspire with American and British soldiers to murder her husband at the midpoint of the American Revolution? The story of Bathsheba Spooner has alternately fascinated and baffled residents of Worcester County for centuries. But beyond central Massachusetts, the tale is largely unknown. […]
What possessed a woman from the elite of eighteenth-century New England society to conspire with American and British soldiers to murder her husband at the midpoint of the American Revolution? The story of Bathsheba Spooner has alternately fascinated and baffled residents of Worcester County for centuries. But beyond central Massachusetts, the tale is largely unknown. […]
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