The Porter-Phelps-Huntington Museum in Hadley is a historic farmstead showcasing life in rural New England over 3 centuries. Open Sat-Wed 1-4 for tours.
Join us Saturday 9/23 at 2 for Stirring the Ashes, a ceremony remembering the 6 enslaved individuals who lived at the house in the 18th c. The event will include music, storytelling and readings from Frederick Douglass. Learn more: https://t.co/GFel3yFlzH #history#publichistory
More on the talk, which will be given by Brian Whetstone, one of the authors of the National Register nomination, can be found here: https://t.co/GVFZELyvjc
If you've visited for a tour or a concert, or enjoyed learning about the important work we've been doing, we hope you'll consider making a donation. https://t.co/ERY3rnAh3T
Looking forward to this event tonight, the research for which was based in part on materials discovered recently in the Charles Phelps house, which the museum acquired this year. #history#publichistory#museumtwitter#archives#preservation
Mon 10/17, @UMassAmherst history PhD candidate Alison Russell (@MsRussellSays) is presenting new research on citizenship, identity and the political economy of #slavery, through the lens of Hadley resident Charles Porter Phelps.
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Today is the last day we're open for the 2022 season! Join us at 1, 2, or 3 pm for our new expanded tour about the lives of those who lived and labored at this historic farmstead.
Thanks for a great season! #museum#publichistory#museumtwitter#preservation#history#westernMA
Happy Monday, Twitter.
If you'd like to take our new tour this season, you have just two more weekends to do it! We're open Sat. & Sun. with tours @ 1, 2, & 3 thru Oct. 15. Learn more: https://t.co/Et6kz8bU56 #museum#housemuseum#history#publichistory#westernma#preservation
.@PPHMuseum and the mural on Worthington Street in #Springfield — here's a first look at the stories we're featuring Thursday at 7:30 p.m. on @nepublicmedia and live streaming at https://t.co/ueYGN8qqRO.
Our updated hours for the remainder of the season are as follows:
Saturdays and Sundays, with tours on the hour at 1, 2, and 3 pm. We close for the season on October 15.
Thanks for a great summer!
Settle into the unique, natural, outdoor amphitheater at the (@PPHMuseum), where legendary troubadour David Mallet performs his classic folk songs as part of their Wednesday Folk Traditions concert. Watch the full @CPonNEPM story: https://t.co/xTWfM7zb6Z
The final Wednesday Folk Traditions concert of the season is tomorrow at 6:30!
Jose Gonzales and Banda Criolla will be performing. Gonzalez, from Puerto Rico, blends Latin, Jazz, Spanish, Brazilian, Smooth Jazz, World, Classical, Pop, and Caribbean music.
https://t.co/cAEqvQvHah
Join us tomorrow at 7 for an online talk by @UMassHistory's Alison Russell based on some newly discovered documents: “‘Come with Receipts’: Charles Porter Phelps and the Atlantic Sugar Trade.” More info/Zoom link here: https://t.co/n1Wxu4crF4
Curious about local connections to the history of slavery? @UMassAmherst PhD student Alison Russell @MsRussellSays will use newly discovered records to illustrate them in the Zoom talk “‘Come with Receipts’: Charles Porter Phelps and the Atlantic Sugar Trade”!
July 25 / 7 pm