Postcard from Seattle from T. Arthur Pettengill, chief driver in the 1909 transcontinental road race.
STONEHAM – Former Boston Globe reporter, author, and Pulitzer Prize-winning team member Eric Moskowitz will discuss his book, “The Hardest, Longest Race: Henry Ford and…
The moment when female American shoe workers made the first union demand for equal pay at a national conference in Stoneham, Mass.
1776 Revolutionary War letter of David Geary of Stoneham, Mass expressing his conviction that the cause of Liberty is just and right.
This man’s hand-made pocketbook dating from 1776 is Artifact of the Month at the Stoneham Historical Society & Museum.
Today is the commemoration of Juneteenth (June Nineteenth) – the day enslaved people in Galveston, Texas first heard from Union Army soldiers that they were…
A small oil portrait of George Washington painted by Alfred Rhoades when he was only 12 about 1852 is the May Artifact of the Month…
Spark your memories of rollercoasters, food, dancing or other fun at Revere Beach with a free talk on America’s First Public Beach on April 9th…
Join the Stoneham Historical Society & Museum at 36 William Street to research your own history at our semi-annual Research Your House day, when we…
Congratulations to the the USA Sled Hockey team, including now 2-time Gold medalist – #37 – Stoneham’s own David Eustace. The United States Paralympic sled…