Skip Navigation LinksClients > Venues > Museum > Storrowton Village Museum

Storrowton Village Museum

1 of 1

"In 2016, Saffire successfully launched a new website for us in 10 days! We had a crucial deadline—100 days until our 100th anniversary for the Big E. Saffire's talented team surpassed our expectations and since then, have consistently proven themselves technically and with regard to creativity and responsiveness. Our website looks great, is easy to navigate and a breeze to update.

Noreen Tassinari
Director of Marketing, Eastern States Exposition"

It all began in 1926 when Helen Osborne Storrow was decorating a temporary structure to depict an early American kitchen. An active trustee of the Eastern States Exposition and chairwoman of the Home Department, she dreamed of moving the handicraft exhibit an actual home on site – a building with its own kitchen! Storrow discussed the possibility with friends and eventually was introduced to Arthur Gilbert, Commissioner of Agriculture for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, who told her about his 18th century summer home. She purchased the farmstead for $200 and moved it from West Brookfield, Massachusetts, in 1927. After that, additional antique buildings were purchased, dismantled, and reconstructed here to create Storrowton Village.

Share This Client

View Itinerary

< full client list

Storrowton Village Museum

Links

Tags

Share This Client