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WalthamTimes.org visits the Waltham Museum
Prodigal maiden kept returning to this Waltham veteran November 11, 2024 By William HolderWaltham Times Contributing Writer The bust of a Maidenform display mannequin named the Laden Maiden peers out…
Read MoreWaltham in the Time of Slavery & Reading Frederick Douglass
The Waltham Museum presents a special event pairing the story of Waltham Slave Felix Cuff’s fight for freedom (1780), with Statesman, Author, Abolitionist, Frederick Douglass’ impassioned 1872 speech to America….
Read MoreHistory of Farming in Waltham
Join us at the Waltham Museum Saturday, October 19th @ noon We are well into Autumn and the Harvest Season. It’s the perfect time of year to review this history…
Read More“WATCH Out, Waltham!”
Will Benjamin, a 17 year old horologist (watchmaker) presents a talk on The History of Watches and How they Work. Come and hear Will’s unusual journey into this craft Time…
Read More“WATCH Out, Waltham!”
Will Benjamin, a 17 year old horologist (watchmaker) presents a talk on The History of Watches and How they Work. Come and hear Will’s unusual journey into this craft Time…
Read MoreThe Waltham Museum will be OPEN on Saturdays beginning September 7th at 10am and weekdays by appt. @781-893-9020
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Read MoreRick Wolfe: Bicycles & Motor Cycles and the Waltham / Brockton Connection the Marsh – Metz Motorcycle
Waltham’s own innovator, designer and manufacturer and founder of the Waltham Manufacturing Co. Charles Herman Metz is known for the Metz Automobile along with manufacturing bicycles beginning in 1893 under…
Read MoreLynne Tolman Presents an Illustrated Talk – Major Taylor “the Worcester Whirlwind”
Learn the story of the 1899 world cycling champion’s remarkable life on and off the racetracks of the world at the turn of the 20th century, and how the legacy…
Read MoreWaltham Museum’s Annual Metz Day
Join Us on Saturday, August 3rd, 2024 10am–3pm Metz Cars, Vintage & Orient Bicycles, and a Marsh-Metz Motorcycle on display. Talks & Tours – Free Admission. Parking available in the…
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