Worcester Historical Museum

The Worcester Women's History Project is a local organization in Worcester, MA that aims to celebrate and preserve the rich history of women in the city. Through exhibitions, educational programs, and digital resources, they provide free access to a wealth of historical materials, allowing visitors to explore Worcester's past and its contributions to various fields, from the Wild West to NASA. With a focus on inclusivity and diversity, the project offers a new way for children and families to experience Worcester history through the Alden Family Gallery. They also host special events, such as the annual Harvey Ball, and provide opportunities for individuals to become members and support their mission of preserving and sharing Worcester's unique heritage.Generated from the website

Preservation Worcester is a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and promotion of Worcester's historic structures and landmarks. They offer self-guided walking tours of Worcester Common and the Canal District, providing visitors with detailed audio descriptions of each site through QR codes or smartphone access. With funding from Mass Humanities, Preservation Worcester is committed to championing cultural equity and creating an inclusive environment for all. They retain proprietary rights to their researched, presented, and published material, including lectures, walks, brochures, and website content.Generated from the website