The Brighton-Allston Heritage Museum, located in Brighton Center, MA, is a permanent institution that showcases the diverse and fascinating history of one of Boston's most interesting neighborhoods. With two major exhibitions, the museum offers creative interpretations of Brighton and Allston's historical themes, featuring a wide range of artifacts, photographs, interactive stations, and historical ephemera.
Gallery A highlights the rich history of Brighton and Allston, exploring themes such as early history, transportation, agriculture, industry, suburbanization, and institutional history. The Inner Gallery, known as The Winship Gallery, hosts rotating exhibits and currently presents "Bull Market," a display tracing the rise and decline of New England's cattle industry, with a focus on Brighton's role as America's first cattle town. Through its exhibitions, the Brighton-Allston Heritage Museum provides visitors with a deeper understanding of the local and regional history that has shaped this vibrant community.
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