MUSEUM OF OUR INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE
 
          Preserving The Industrial History Of Franklin County, Massachusetts
 
                                                          2 Mead Street
                                           Greenfield, Massachusetts 01301
                                                                 U.S.A.
 
 
MISSION OF THE MUSEUM
The towns of Franklin County, Massachusetts have a rich industrial history. From Shelburne Falls in the west, Greenfield at the center and Orange in the east, the county's factories and mills produced cutlery, hand tools, machine tools, taps & dies, paper, textiles and numerous other products. The museum's mission is to preserve the physical artifacts, archival materials and social  history of industrial Franklin County and provide related educational programs.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
HOW TO ARRANGE A TOUR?
Currently the Museum is open only by appointment. Please contact us to arrange a tour.
 
 
 
 
HOW TO CONTACT US?
 
                   Museum in Historic Newell Snow's Factory
industrialheritage@hotmail.com
The public is invited to visit the museum and consult our archives.  Inquiries regarding Franklin County made artifacts are welcome. The Museum Of Our Industrial Heritage is a 501(c)3 educational organization. Financial, archival and artifact donations are tax deductable.
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Special Exhibit: Green River Mills, 1710 - 1910
 
The Museum will be commemorating the 100th
anniversity of a devasting fire that destroyed the Green River Mills, the adjacent covered bridge
and spread into the center of Greenfield. The
Newell Snow factory that now houses the Museum was located a few feet from the structures that burned but was spared.