Museum of Our Industrial Heritage

10/03/2019

October T-Shirt and apparel promotion until Oct. 21!
https://cart.silverscreendesign.com/industrial_heritage/shop/home

10/03/2019

Summer Saturday season is now closed. Thanks to all who visited.

06/21/2019

Open Hours Season Begins June 22
Our Summer Saturdays open hours season begins TOMORROW, Saturday, June 22!
We are open between 1 and 4pm and are located off of Mill St., Greenfield MA, opposite Berkshire Gas, and down on the Green River. See you there!

04/09/2019

We just published a short introduction video for our YouTube Channel. Maybe it would be fun for us locals to watch too!

This is our newest introductory video, which introduces our mission and what we have to offer. We hope you enjoy this channel and visit our website at http:/...

04/08/2019

A new film for our library! "Straddle and Surface Milling" was produced in 1941, and demonstrates precision methods of shaping steel for make specialized machine parts. Follow this link: http://industrialhistory.org/education/videos/

04/04/2019

Spring has arrived! Celebrate it and Industrial History by grabbing a Museum T-Shirt from our local friends at Silver Screen Design! Special prices are available during this introductory promotion, until April 23rd. Follow the links on our website or just click the link below:
https://stores.inksoft.com/industrial_heritage/shop/home

04/04/2019

Another issue of GTD's wartime newsletter, "Leads and Angles"! This issue is September 1943. Follow this link to our museum website to read this and all the earlier issues! Watch for news in May..
http://industrialhistory.org/greenfield-tap-die-leads-and-angles/ -and-angles-sept-43

01/28/2019

I just updated the Turners Falls Bird's Eye map with a better version and a bit of color. Be sure to use the web link to see the Deep Zooming feature!
http://industrialhistory.org/birds-eye-of-turners-falls-ma-1877/

12/07/2018

Here is a fun map from page 8 of the July/August issue of Leads and Angles, which I posted a link to a bit earlier. This post links to a "Deep Zoom" page on our website, which allows you to explore all the detail close-up.
During the World War 2 emergency, gasoline was rationed and unnecessary travel was discouraged. This map encourages folks to have fun in town. You must use the link below to play with the "deep zoom" feature!
http://industrialhistory.org/histories/greenfield-vacationland/