Programs

Coming in 2025

A preview of some of the Spring programs that are planned for the New Year! Dates may be subject to change.

Feb. 5 at 6:30 on Zoom

New England Lighthouses and the people who kept them" with Jeremy D’Entremont. This program will be held on Zoom. More information to come.

March 4 at 6:30 at Beaman Library

Bathsheba Spooner: A Revolutionary Murder Conspiracy.Steve with Andrew Noone. This program is co-sponsored by Beaman Library and the West Boylston Historical Society. To be held at Beaman Library

April 2 date and time to be confirmed

The Original Bucky Lew, Basketball’s First Black Professional Player with author Chris Boucher. The story of Harry Haskel “Bucky” Lew, who in 1902, at 18 years old, took to the court with the NE Basketball League, becoming the first Black Professional player in the country.

Thank you to everyone who attended the Lafayette Bicentennial Tour on September 3 the Town Wide Yard Sale on September 14 and Before the Reservoir with Paul Marrone on October 2.

Jennifer Warren-Dyment, Kristing Pedone, Marc Frieden, Steve Carlson as Robert B. Thomas, Barur R. Rajeshkumar, Roger Harvey, Bev Goodale, Gerry Gomes as Peter Goodale, and Andrew Gomes

Selectmen Barur R. Rajeshkumar presenting General Lafayette a proclamation recognizing his tour and contributions to America's freedom.

Private Peter Goodale (Gerry Gomes) fervently paying tribute to Lafayette and his service to our young nation.

Robert B. Thomas (Steve Carlson) presenting Lafayette with an 1824 Farmer's Almanac.

Gerry Gomes, Roger Harvey and Andrew Gomes firing a musket volley salute to Lafayette on his way to Worcester.

Major General Lafayette paying his respects at the anniversary marker of General George Washington's birthday under the tree that was planted in 1932.

Some images from the successful Town Wide Yard Sale.