
Museum Hours
Saturday 10am-1pm
Sunday 1pm-4pm
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Admission is always FREE.
Handicap parking at rear, access via an elevator is available at the back entrance of the Museum. Ring bell.
Contact Us!
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Location
80 West Central St
Franklin, MA
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Mailing Address
Franklin Historical Museum
c/o Town of Franklin
355 East Central Street
Franklin, MA 02038
Volunteers wanted
Do you love history -- or just want to be involved in your community? We have an ongoing need for volunteers to help with everything from hosting, during open hours, to helping with research and exhibit development.
Curious, please contact
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Historic Happenings at the Museum
​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Sunday, October 18
Speaker: Scott Ferson, "How the Democrats Lost America"​​​​
On Sunday, Oct. 18, local author Scott Ferson will discuss his new book, `How the Democrats Lost America: Making Sense of the 2024 Election and the Future of American Politics,’ at the Franklin
Historical Museum. Come join a lively, non-partisan talk about the current disconnect in our country with national politics, and specifically the Democratic Party's disconnect. According to Ferson, the book is set in a historical context and ends with an appeal for us to re-examine the promise in the Declaration of Independence - that we have the power to continually shape our democracy and our Constitutional republic. Ferson is a Democrat political consultant and faculty member at Stonehill College in Easton. The Franklin Historical Museum, 80 West Central Street, Franklin, MA, is open from 1-4 on Sunday and the program starts at 1:15. There is no admission charge but donations are encouraged and appreciated. Contact Alan Earls with questions at alan.r.earls@gmail.com or 508 560 3786.
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Thursday, October 29
Ghosts and Legends with Jeff Belanger​​​​
Jeff Belanger, always a favorite with Franklin audiences, is back with new stories for 2026! This ghostly multi-media program will take you on a journey through the haunts in your backyard, and around the world. Pulling from Jeff’s 25 years of research for his books, podcasts,
adventures, and the various television shows he’s worked on, join one of the nation’s premiere storytellers for a trip through the unusual and the unexplained.
The program runs from 7 to 9 pm and tickets are $5 (payable at the door and cash only). Space is limited.
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