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Weston Historical Society Opens New Exhibit In September

"The Curious Case of Eleven O'Clock Road – How Weston Got Its Place Names" is a new exhibit opening at the Weston Historical Society in Sept

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New exhibit "The Curious Case of Eleven O'Clock — How Weston Got Its Place Names" will explore Weston's heritage and evolution through objects, maps and film.
New exhibit "The Curious Case of Eleven O'Clock — How Weston Got Its Place Names" will explore Weston's heritage and evolution through objects, maps and film. (The Weston Historical Society)

WESTON, CT — The Weston Historical Society will be opening a new exhibition next month.

"The Curious Case of Eleven O'Clock — How Weston Got Its Place Names" will explore Weston's heritage and evolution through objects, maps and film.

The exhibit run from Sept. 11, 2022 through Mar. 26., 2023 every Sunday and Thursday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., and by appointment.

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Admission is $5.00 per person, and free to current Weston Historical Society members.

The Weston Historical Society is located at 104 Weston Road. Parking lot and museum entrance is accessed from High Acre Road. The museum is closed on holidays.

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