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view of wistariahurst, a three story victorian mansion, yellow with white trim and slate roof, as seen from the corner of Beech and Cabot St in Holyoke

A Letter from the Director

To Our Community: This past week people around the world paid collective witness to brutality and violence rooted deep in the racism and oppression of our country’s past. It is a week when I believe many fellow historians are, like…

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Notice from the Director

Dear Wistariahurst Community, Along with so many of our peers in this community and across the globe, Wistariahurst is taking our role as a heavily trafficked public site seriously and closely monitoring the situation. Despite having been in our off-season,…

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Our 2018 Summer Interns

AN IN-DEPTH LOOK AT WHAT OUR INTERNS HAVE BEEN UP TO THIS SUMMER This summer our interns, Antonio and Tessa, have been at our side developing various projects with personal twists. They worked on Visitor Services and Interpretation at Wistariahurst.…

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Garden Greetings #3: Toi

Let’s dive back in to #GardenGreetings! In our third post of this summer’s blog series, we will be highlighting someone important to the garden team. She has been gardening religiously for 68 years. Her whole life has been centered around…

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Garden Greetings #1: Joyce

Welcome to the first #GardenGreetings post. I’m Antonio, interning at Wistariahurst Museum, and throughout the year, I’ll be highlighting various gardeners that volunteer at Wistariahurst Gardens. The gardeners voluntarily work in the gardens every Tuesday and Friday through the Master…

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