Framingham’s Collective Journeys: Stories of Immigration, 1960 – Present
On view at FHC Edgell Memorial Library
3 Oak Street, Framingham, MA 01701
Tuesdays – Saturdays, 10:00am – 4:00pm
In Framingham, the story of immigration is as varied as the people who have made the journey. From those fleeing the Salem Witch trials in the 1690s, to the Irish and Italian communities arriving in the 19th and early 20th centuries, to the increased migration from diverse parts of the world over the last five decades, we are a city built by immigration.
“Framingham’s Collective Journeys: Stories of Immigration, 1960 – Present” is the first onsite multilingual exhibition in the Framingham History Center’s 136-year-history as an institution. Through oral histories, interactives, and artifacts, we invite you to explore the collective journeys of those who immigrated here since 1960 and of the city that grew and transformed with their movement.
Co-Curated by Patrick St. Pierre & Framingham History Center.
This exhibition is made possible
through a grant from Mass
Humanities’ “Expand
Massachusetts Stories.”
Thank you to our generous sponsors and granting agencies:
Lead Sponsor
Gold Sponsors
Silver Sponsors
Bronze Sponsors
Granting Agencies
