Cultural Arts Alliance of Hopkinton, Inc

Hopkinton, Massachusetts

Art

Hopkinton Historical Society

Hopkinton, Massachusetts

Historical Society

Willard House and Clock Museum

North Grafton, Massachusetts

Children's, History, Historic House, Park, Science, Specialized

The museum opened in 1971 and features the world's largest collection of Willard clocks. The collection is displayed in period room settings in the 1718 Joseph Willard homestead, the 1766 Benjamin Willard Clock Manufactory and three modern galleries, and also includes: more than 90 Willard clocks; Willard family portraits and furnishings; Colonial, Federal and Empire period furniture; antique Oriental rugs; 19th century women's costumes; 18th century American and English pewter; Victorian dolls and doll furniture; military and hunting weapons; Nipmuc Indian artifacts; and original documents signed by Thomas Jefferson and James Madison.

Grafton Historical Society

Grafton, Massachusetts

Historical Society

The Grafton Historical Society, incorporated in 1964, is a private organization that collects, preserves and interprets objects related to the history of Grafton, Massachusetts. The office and museum is located in the Lower Level of the Grafton Town House (the former Town Hall). It is operated and managed by a 12-member volunteer board of directors, along with a core of dedicated volunteers. Educational programs are held September through May, and the annual Antiques Show and Sale is held on the third Saturday in June.