UPCOMING EVENTS

June 22, 2019 - Noon - 3:00 pm       General Rufus Putnam Museum Open - 4 Uxbridge Road
SATURDAY                           Self-Guided Town Hall Cemetery Tours
                                                                     Stop into the museum and walk through Sutton's military history as well as other exhibits. 
                                                             Exit the side door and meander through the old Town Hall Cemetery.
                                                             
                                                             Members of the Cemetery Restoration Project will be demonstrating grave marker
​                                                             cleaning in the Town Hall Cemetery.

                                 11 - 3:00 pm       M. M. Sherman Blacksmith Shop Open  - 6 Singletary Avenue


                                              Additional Town Events:
                                              First Congregational Church Strawberry Festival 9-3 - Sutton Town Common
                                                              Waters Farm Revolutionary War Encampment June 22 (9 am - 6 pm); June 23 (9 am - 2 pm)
                                                                          53 Waters Road, Sutton

June 30, 2019 - 3:00 pm                  General Rufus Putnam Museum Open - 4 Uxbridge Road
SUNDAY                              Self-Guided Town Hall Cemetery Tours
                                             Sutton's 4th of July Parade and Fireworks. Events from 3:00 pm - 10:00 pm 
                                                                            More Parade information can be found on FACEBOOK at The Sutton Fourth
                                                                   CELEBRATE SUTTON FROM 3 pm to 10 pm with the start of a new TRADITION
                                                                                      The Fourth of July Parade, Celebration, and Fireworks.
                                                                                               Plan to spend the day in Sutton Center!!!

Click on image AT RIGHT for self-guided Walking Tour

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THANK YOU TO BETTY & CARLO MENCUCCI
A Wonderful Presentation on Grave Marker Conservation

 
The Society has undertaken a Cemetery Restoration Project to begin in the Town Hall Cemetery.  Information can be found under the Cemetery Project tab above. 

The Society is seeking donations to offset the anticipated supplies and materials costs for this ambitious project.  We also need volunteers.  Information form can be found under the Cemetery tab above.

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THANK YOU, PETER MICHELSON
On May 7, 2019, over 90 attendees learned of Sutton's Connection to the Salem Witch Trials!!
If you missed it, watch the video below!!

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​THANK YOU!!
An outstanding, informative presentation on April 2 by Professor Robert Thorson on the History of New England Stone Walls. 
Over 150 attendees!!!!!

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​STOLEN PUMP UPDATE!!!
Thank you to the Moss Family for their generous donation of a replacement pump for the Eight Lots School House!!  Thank you also to the several other families who offered pump replacements.
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HELP US RECOVER THIS SPECIAL ITEM

The well pump (pictured below) was stolen from the
Eight Lots School House Property!!
If you have any information about this incident, please reach out to us at the above "contact" tab. 
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Local police have been notified.

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THANK YOU, ROSS WEAVER
​for an OUTSTANDING AND INFORMATIONAL PRESENTATION
Sutton Cemeteries and Burial Records
​March 5, 2019

Interior of General Rufus Putnam Museum

BEFORE                                                               DURING                                                          AFTER

Images from Museum Display