Conway Historical Society, located in the hills of western Massachusetts, is an all volunteer organization dedicated to preserving and protecting the historical materials and cultural heritage of our corner of New England.
What's New?
Summer Exhibit:
The Price of Liberty--
The Economic & Social Costs of the Revolution
This exhibit refocuses the lens of
history on the colonists themselves,
zooming in on the small town
of Conway, Mass. to see how
the war shaped those who fought
and those who stayed at home,
and how civilian efforts to raise funds
and establish supply chains
for the war effort became
a decisive factor in the American
victory over the world's
most powerful empire.
(Open Sundays in July and August, 1-4 pm)
Annual Picnic
Please join us on Friday, July 17,
at 6:00 pm, at the historic Flagg Mill,
576 Shelburne Falls Road, Conway
at the generous invitation of
the owner, Sandor Farkas.
Bring a lawn chair and a dish
for the potluck.
Featured Item
Photograph of Ice Sled with Work Crew
3 1/4" x 4 3/4" B/W photograph mounted on cardboard of sled crew , including a man standing in the snow and three boys on ice sled pulled by oxen. Surface damage and fading. People and location have not been…
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Become a Member!
Please consider joining the Conway Historical Society. Annual membership dues are $10 for individuals and $18 for families.