Current Exhibit
350 Years of Survival and Resilience
April through May 2026: Wednesdays 1 – 4 pm; 2nd Sunday of each month 2 – 4 pm
This powerful new exhibit marks the 350th anniversary of the unjust internment of the Nashobah Praying Indians during King Philip’s War. Taken from their refuge in Concord and abandoned on Deer Island in the harsh winter of 1676, they endured unimaginable hardship. Discover the story of their resilience—and their long-awaited release in May 1676.-