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Brighton-Allston Heritage Museum

Presented by the Brighton-Allston Historical Society, Brighton, Massachusetts USA, Peg Collins, President

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20 Chestnut Hill Avenue Brighton, MA 02135, USA

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Brighton-Allston Historical Society and Heritage Museum

Tues-Fri & 2nd/4th Sat. Noon-4:00 PM

Silver Plate from Brighton Hotel - c. 1860

Inauguration Day at Brighton-Allston Congregational Church

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Closed all State & Federal Holidays

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Brighton Transformed

On-going Exhibition in Main Gallery

An exhibition that traces Brighton's Bicentennial and highlights the historical themes that have contributed to the varied and rich history of Brighton and Allston, a neighborhood of Boston that represents a microcosm of our national experience. Included in the exhibition are historical photographs, artifacts, books, maps, signage, letters, portraits, interactive web-based stations, models, dioramas and historial ephemeras.

Women of Vision Exhibition

Through April 30, 2009. This is a multi-media exhibition that illustrates the role of women in American life, as portrayed by the examples of 16 remarkable women and women’s organizations in Allston-Brighton over the past 250 years. Exhibition includes: original paintings, original photographs, textiles, decorative arts, historical settings, artifacts, signs, posters, books, documents, dioramas, ephemera, computer stations, slideshows, videos and interactive stations.

Bull Market

This Temporary Exhibition ended 3/28/08

An exhibition that traced the rise, prominence and decline of the cattle industry in New England, with special emphasis on Brighton as the center of that industry. The exhibition also raised the issue of cruelity to animals resulting from herding and slaughtering of cattle, bulls, hogs and sheep, starting from the earliest experience in 1776 to the present.

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Volunteer to become a Museum Guide. Contact Louise Bonar at 617-254-1729

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Brighton-Allston Heritage Museum

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20 Chestnut Hill Avenue Brighton, MA 02135, USA

Tues-Fri & 2nd/4th Sat. Noon-4:00 PM

Inauguration Day at Brighton-Allston Congregational Church

Heritage Museum Calendar

Loan Receipt Form

Deed of Gift Agreement Form (Donations)

Museum's Artifact Collection Inventory

Museum Suggestion or Question - Describe it Here

Closed all State & Federal Holidays

Map to the Museum

Heritage Museum Wiki

Brighton Transformed

Women of Vision Exhibition

Bull Market

Museum Guide Corner

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Join the BAHM Flickr Group (Photos and Videos)

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