Williamstown Historical Museum – Williamstown, The First Billion Years w Prof Mark Brandriss
Geologist Mark Brandriss describes how the rocks & landscapes that surround Williamstown reveal the story of its geologic past.
Lectures and events from the Williamstown Historical Museum (formerly known as the Williamstown House of Local History).
Geologist Mark Brandriss describes how the rocks & landscapes that surround Williamstown reveal the story of its geologic past.
Don't miss the Williamstown Historical Museum's Fall Harvest Fair! Featuring music by Rosin the Beaux and the Butterfly Swing Band, pony rides, games, an old time photo booth, baby sheep and kangaroos, carnival booths and a fortune teller!
Natalie Montoya-Barnes, Program Director at the Davis Center, details the story of Abraham Parsons. He escaped enslavement & settled in the White Oaks neighborhood, was well-known within the Williams College community & experienced dreadful treatment upon his death.
John Davis, PhD, President of Historic Deerfield, talks to a crowd at Sweetwood about the Williamstown connection to Deerfield through people and objects, Historic Deerfield today, and the museum's special summer exhibits.
North Adams native & U.S. Marine, Dennis G. Pregent shares the stories of 28 Berkshire sons & daughters who served as a combat nurse, paratrooper, tail gunner, PT boat radioman from Pearl Harbor to Normandy to Iwo Jima.