Sharon Historical Society

10/17/2026

Sunday Oct 18 should be a perfect day for a stroll back in time to Sharon during the Revolutionary era! Please join us at the Sharon Historical Society at 2:00 for a one mile walk around the downtown area that will include listening to the Paul Revere bells, visiting the two most historic churches, stopping by the homes and buildings of the period, and hearing tidbits of history about the sites and the people who frequented them. Here is a map of the tour

10/10/2026

Regretfully, the Walking Tour of Revolutionary Sharon scheduled for 2:00 Sunday October 11 has been postponed until 2:00 Sunday October 18, 2026. The Society apologizes for the inconvenience and hope you will be able to join us next week.

10/05/2026

Join us at the Museum for this well curated 4-part series on our Revolutionary history.

****Please note that due to some scheduling conflicts, we sadly need to cancel our presentation on Thursday, October 15 but plan to reschedule!

10/02/2026

We have a great quarterly meeting planned for Sunday, join us!

09/25/2026

09/19/2026

Come by and see us at the First Congregational church for Art in the Park!

08/31/2026

Today Sharon Historical Society happily continued its long tradition of being one of Sharon's many "Porch Fest" hosts. 

And we think our Porch at 16 High St is extra special. Our expansive open air Porch area had plenty of space, seats, sun, shade; and a lawn, (which a 104 year old car chugged up to, parked upon, and thereafter aahoogaahed on request).

Meanwhile while bands "Desperate Measures" then "Back to Back"
fabulously rocked outside...
Inside youngsters of all ages were crafting and creating Sharon history themed artwork.  

08/25/2026

Sharon History Spotlight:

King Philip’s Rock and King Philip’s Cave are two rock formations accessible to the public by the King Philip’s Rock trail on Mansfield Street. They are named after Wampanoag leader Metacom, known to the colonists as King Philip, who may have used these rock formations to strategize with his men during the devastating King Philip’s War of 1676.

Read more about these rocks and their history in our newsletter, available in mid-September to all members of the historical society. Join the historical society at https://sharonhistorical.org/join-us

08/19/2026

This should be an interesting presentation at the Stoughton Historical Society this Sunday , August 23 at 2:00 pm