Built in 1827, this Federal-style home contains superb examples of American furniture, china, and decorative assesories made in the 1700's & 1800's.

 

 

 


The Stone House Museum
Home of the Belchertown
Historical Association
Belchertown, Massachusetts   
1903 - 2008

The Stone House Museum, a gracious 1827 Federal-style stone residence, contains superb examples of American furniture, china, and decorative accessories made in the 1700's & 1800's.

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The Belchertown Historical Association was founded during March 1903, “for the preservation and exhibition of articles of historic interest on account of age or association with the past history of the town.”  The Stone House became the BHA's showcase in 1922.  We invite you to tour this website, and take a virtual tour as well, to learn about the great things we are doing.  Revisit regularly for news updates and please join with us as we continue to pursue the Association's original mission in collecting and preserving the history of Belchertown. 


What's New:

w  Living History Days  Lifestyles: Then & Now
7/12/08 Art show winners announced!!!  Congratulations to all!

Schedule of events     Press Release
Garden Tour, Historic House Tour, Art Show (Enter by 6/10),
 5k Cannonball Run Race (Enter early to get T-Shirt!), antique carriages, cars and other vehicles. Save the Date! Get Involved!      Call for Entries!!!

w  Stone House Saturdays    Regularly scheduled activities on the grounds of the Stone House Museum through the summer/fall for children, parents and members of the Belchertown community.  Starts July 19th!!
 


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Belchertown:
Bits of History


The fifty stories in this charming collection mark the events, places and people that have made Belchertown special. Drawn from the writings of beloved local fixtures Doris and Harvey Dickinson, these tales show how Belchertown holds firm to its New England Yankee traditions in the heart of the Pioneer Valley of Western Massachusett
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 w  The Bridgmans of Belchertown:
An American Family
 Click on this link to visit a site that traces the history and influence of a prominent Belchertown family in the 19th and early 20th century.  It was a  project of the Belchertown High School Social Studies Department in collaboration with the Belchertown Historical Association/Stone House Museum and the Hampshire Educational Collaborative, and funded by U.S. Dept. of Education Teaching American History Program

Check out the pictures from the Annual Membership Meeting & Potluck Luncheon and  Opening Day  Celebrate "Made In Belchertown"
 

w The current issue of our Members Newsletter
A Welcome Season
, Tom Stockton, President
Wanted Poster: You are needed!
Curator's Corner, by Starr Florio
Teaching American History at the Stone House
Membership Drive Underway!  Have you renewed yet?
Remembrance Garden Update
By Nancy Pratt

w  From the Archives - interesting stories of historical significance
w  Questions and Answers - Submit a question or see what others are asking.
w  Need a tent for a special event?  We have two good size tents for BHA member's use. Contact Owen at 413 323-5974 or Diane at 413 283-6334.


The Belchertown Historical Association
20
Maple Street (Route 202) PO Box 1211,
Belchertown, MA 01007-1211
(413) 323 6573
Info@StoneHouseMuseum.org

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