The Historical Society of Grafton, Mass.
The Grafton Historical Society of Grafton, Massachusetts was incorporated in 1964 to collect, preserve, and interpret objects related to the history of Grafton, Massachusetts. A volunteer board of directors runs the Society, along with a core of dedicated volunteers. Located in the former library building of South Grafton, the Society’s museum is filled with artifacts, clothing, photos, and paperwork dating back throughout Grafton’s history. Educational programs are held September through May, and the annual “Antiques & Arts Fair” is held on the third Saturday in June. Donations have tax status as the Society is recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as a Section 501 (c)(3) tax-exempt organization.
Latest Announcements
- 2025 Annual Meeting & Awards Ceremony for Jayne Carroll Wilson & Joe Kuras, Friday, May 2, 5:30 PM, The Post Office Pub, 6 Ray Street, North Grafton, MA
- Third Annual Little Bank Day, Sunday, April 27, 2025, 3 – 5 PM, Mill village Park, 61 Main Street, South Grafton, Free activities for adults & children
- Saturday, March 22nd: Author Andrew Noone: Bathsheba Spooner, Revolutionary Muder Conspiracy 2 PM 37 Wheeler Rd Grafton Community Harvest Barn
- Special Valentine Tea: Sunday, February 23rd: 2-4 PM
- Due to the snow this show is canceled. Art in Bloom: Saturday, February 8th & Sunday, February 9th 1 – 4 PM
- The Threaded Needle & The Society Collaborate!
OUR MISSION STATEMENT
- To foster interest in Grafton’s past
- To collect and preserve Grafton artifacts and memorabilia
- To provide research resources for students and future generations
Wanted: Old pictures of Grafton
We will scan them and return them to you. Call (508) 839-0000 or email: graftonmahistory@gmail.com
Looking for historical societies for Graftons in other states?
- Grafton, WI – http://graftonareahistory.org/
- Grafton, VT – http://www.graftonhistoricalsociety.com
