OCT 4: Annual Society Members’ Meeting Presentation: Upstairs, Downstairs at the Sanborn House with Ellen Knight

The Sanborn House rose as a rare Beaux Arts residence on a hill overlooking Winchester during an early 20th-century age of prosperity.

  • Who lived in the house and what do they teach about the structure of Winchester society?
  • How did the house reflect the town’s development and built environment of the time?

Using new research, Dr. Knight will reveal insights into the lives and fortunes of the Sanborn family and staff, Sanborn House, and Winchester itself.

WINCAM will be live streaming this event for everyone who can’t make it to the Sanborn House.   Here’s the link to watch from home:  WINCAM Live Broadcast LINK

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Congratulations to Yvonne Chao – Our Town Day Raffle Winner!

Yvonne won a framed historic map that illustrates what Winchester looked like in 1886.  Congratulations Yvonne!

 

Yvonne Chao - Town Day Raffle Winner

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The Griffin Museum of Photography at The Sanborn House: The Golden Age

 

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The Golden Age

Alanna Aritam

July 18 – September 1, 2023

At the Winchester Historical Society,  The Sanborn House

15 High St, Winchester, MA 01890

Artist Talk: August 29, 2023 – 7pm EST

Register here to join Alanna Aritam | The Golden Age: Artist Talk

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The Winchester Historical Society is delighted to partner with the Griffin Museum of Photography by hosting The Golden Age exhibit during their summer renovation.

This exciting exhibit, created by photographer, Alanna Aritam is on display July 18th through September 1st.

Hours:

Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday:  11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

By Appointment Only on Friday and Saturday.

To schedule an appointment:

 

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Wright-Locke Farm: A History in Pictures
by Ellen Knight

Look into the history of the Wright-Locke farm in a new 16-page booklet titled Wright-Locke Farm: A History in Pictures. Read More.

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