Framingham Historical Society

The Framingham Historical Society, located in the charming town of Framingham, Massachusetts, is a must-see for any history buff or curious tourist. Established in 1883, this society aims to preserve and promote the rich history of this New England town.

The society's headquarters, the Edgell Memorial Library, is a beautiful historic building that was once the town's first library. Visitors can explore the extensive collection of artifacts and documents that tell the story of Framingham, from its early days as a farming community to its transformation into a bustling suburb.

One of the highlights of the museum is the "Framingham: A Look Back" exhibit, which showcases the town's development and growth through photographs, maps, and other displays. The society also offers walking tours of the town, highlighting significant landmarks and sites that played a pivotal role in Framingham's history. Guided by passionate and knowledgeable volunteers, these tours provide visitors with a deeper understanding and appreciation of this picturesque town.

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