Exhibit: An American Town in World War I
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Presented by
Framingham History Center
Why do many of us know so little about WWI? Perhaps because America entered the war during its last year? Or is it because few understood shell shock and how to process the horrors of the trenches? While WWII is known for the “greatest generation,” WWI produced the “lost generation.” But WWI is not lost to Framingham.
As the centenary of Armistice approaches in November this exhibit features seven local men and women whose stories speak to the larger forces at play in the first war that engulfed the world. Innovations around flight and technology, the impact of the influenza pandemic, pacifism and suffrage are just some of the threads tying Framingham to WWI.
For more info: https://www.framinghamhistory.org/an-american-town-in-world-war-i
Hours: Wednesday – Saturday, 1:00 – 4:00 PM
Location: Edgell Memorial Library, 3 Oak St, Framingham
Admission: Free/FHC members, $5/non-members, $2/students
On exhibit April 13, 2018 through April 30, 2019