Waltham, Massachusetts

Historical Society

Watertown, Massachusetts

Art, Culture, History, Library

The museum is great place to learn about the Armenian heritage: ancient artifacts, rare manuscripts, rugs, textiles, paintings, and musical instruments. The Museum is the largest Armenian museum outside Armenia, and is the second largest ethnic museum in New England. ALMA houses the most extensive collection of Armenian artifacts in North America, with over 20,000 items, 18,000 books, 5,000 coins, 3,000 textiles, 930 rare books, 800 oral histories and 170 Armenian oriental rugs. The building includes Bedoukian Hall, the main exhibit gallery, as well as several smaller side galleries, the research library, a contemporary art gallery, studio space, offices, meeting rooms, and climate-controlled vaults for the storage of rare and delicate pieces.

Belmont, Massachusetts

Historical Society

Waltham, Massachusetts

Culture, History, Specialized

A curated selection of informative videos, articles, and looks at topics and artifacts central to industrial history and our mission—plus some fun stuff as well!

Wellesley, Massachusetts

Art, Culture

Newton, Massachusetts

Waltham, Massachusetts

Watertown, Massachusetts

Historical Society

Concord, Massachusetts

Waltham, Massachusetts

History

Waltham, Massachusetts

Art

Acton, Massachusetts

Children's

Waltham, Massachusetts

Wayland, Massachusetts

History

Weston, Massachusetts

History, Historical Society

Weston, Massachusetts

Specialized

Concord, Massachusetts

History

Lincoln, Massachusetts

Art, Park

Weston, Massachusetts

Newton, Massachusetts

History, Historic House, Historical Society

Historic Newton tells the stories of Newton's people and places. Visit us to explore our historic sites and collections, learn from our exhibitions, archives and programs, and share out common history. Historic Newton is headquartered at the Jackson Homestead and Museum, a regional center for exploration into the Underground Railroad movement and one of the first sites recognized by the National Park Service's Underground Network to Freedom.

Lincoln, Massachusetts

Historical Society

Lexington, Massachusetts

History

Framingham, Massachusetts

History

Sudbury, Massachusetts

Historic House

Waltham, Massachusetts

General, History, Historic House, Historical Society, Library

Several prominent Waltham businessmen gathered together in 1913 and founded an historical society to preserve and promote the history of their City. The dozen or so Charter Members have grown to over 300 in the intervening years. The predominantly Yankee Society has expanded to include every ethnic group which settled in the City, and welcomes recent immigrants to learn about their new home. Currently the Waltham Historical Society presents a lecture every other month on either an aspect of Waltham history, or how Waltham fits into the Nation’s history. Through the generosity of Mr. Fred Kimberk, office space at 760 Main Street has allowed us to open an exhibit area to display photos and artifacts from our collection.

Waltham, Massachusetts

Wellesley, Massachusetts

Historical Society