CELEBRATING A CENTURY! Join us as we open our newest exhibition, Celebrating a Century: Our Stories and Yours and launch our 100th anniversary year.  Our Opening Reception is this Thursday, September 29th from 5 – 7 p.m. with special guest Lea Rutledge.  A Suggested Donation of $20 per person is encouraged to attend.
MUSEUM HOURS:  Tuesday – Saturday, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.  From May 15 – Sept. 15, the museum is closed on Sundays.  Face coverings are optional when visiting the museum. Reservations are not required to visit the Wenham Museum.  However, if you wish to reserve in advance, you may by clicking here.

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Brown Bag Lunch: Wenham’s Water

Have you ever wondered about Wenham’s water?   Wenham, once called “Enon” in a Biblical reference to a place with much water, has always had a close relationship with its water resources.  From ice harvesting on Wenham Lake to the Great Wenham Swamp and the Canal, our water remains important to our past, present, and future.  […]

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Brown Bag Lunch

Have you ever wondered about Wenham’s water?   Wenham, once called “Enon” in a Biblical reference to a place with much water, has always had a close relationship with its water resources.  From ice harvesting on Wenham Lake to the Great Wenham Swamp and the Canal, our water remains important to our past, present, and future.  […]

Recurring

Brown Bag Lunch

Have you ever wondered about Wenham’s water?   Wenham, once called “Enon” in a Biblical reference to a place with much water, has always had a close relationship with its water resources.  From ice harvesting on Wenham Lake to the Great Wenham Swamp and the Canal, our water remains important to our past, present, and future.  […]

Recurring

Brown Bag Lunch

Have you ever wondered about Wenham’s water?   Wenham, once called “Enon” in a Biblical reference to a place with much water, has always had a close relationship with its water resources.  From ice harvesting on Wenham Lake to the Great Wenham Swamp and the Canal, our water remains important to our past, present, and future.  […]

Recurring

Brown Bag Lunch

Have you ever wondered about Wenham’s water?   Wenham, once called “Enon” in a Biblical reference to a place with much water, has always had a close relationship with its water resources.  From ice harvesting on Wenham Lake to the Great Wenham Swamp and the Canal, our water remains important to our past, present, and future.  […]

Recurring

Brown Bag Lunch

Have you ever wondered about Wenham’s water?   Wenham, once called “Enon” in a Biblical reference to a place with much water, has always had a close relationship with its water resources.  From ice harvesting on Wenham Lake to the Great Wenham Swamp and the Canal, our water remains important to our past, present, and future.  […]

Recurring

Brown Bag Lunch

Have you ever wondered about Wenham’s water?   Wenham, once called “Enon” in a Biblical reference to a place with much water, has always had a close relationship with its water resources.  From ice harvesting on Wenham Lake to the Great Wenham Swamp and the Canal, our water remains important to our past, present, and future.  […]

Recurring

Brown Bag Lunch

Have you ever wondered about Wenham’s water?   Wenham, once called “Enon” in a Biblical reference to a place with much water, has always had a close relationship with its water resources.  From ice harvesting on Wenham Lake to the Great Wenham Swamp and the Canal, our water remains important to our past, present, and future.  […]

Recurring

Brown Bag Lunch

Have you ever wondered about Wenham’s water?   Wenham, once called “Enon” in a Biblical reference to a place with much water, has always had a close relationship with its water resources.  From ice harvesting on Wenham Lake to the Great Wenham Swamp and the Canal, our water remains important to our past, present, and future.  […]