Sunksqua of Missitekw: A Narrative Missing from Our History is now available on Amazon

Last May, Winchester High School students, Maggie Fisher and Eva Poduska, presented a program entitled “Who was the Sachem of the Mystic” and we are happy to share that their book on this topic is now available on Amazon.   Here’s the link to purchase the book:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CJH43XM9?ref_=pe_3052080_397514860

Now Available – Record of our October Program – Upstairs Downstairs at the Sanborn House

If you were not able to join us at the Sanborn House on Oct. 4, WinCam has just made available a recording of the program.   This is available on our website on the Winchester Online Programs page.    Follow this link to view the recording:  https://www.winchesterhistoricalsociety.org/winchester-online-programs

NOV 4 – 5: Collections Exhibit at the Sanborn House 10 AM to 4 PM

The Society’s first collections exhibit, curated by Nancy Schrock.   Explore many artifacts from Winchester’s past from firefighting equipment to art to clothing.

Sponsored by Mass Cultural Council’s Festival Grant