Museum Exhibits

Jonathan Baggott Gallery

Inside the Baggott Gallery This permanent exhibit leads the visitor through the historical timeline of the town we call Sudbury. Starting with the natural landscape, the first inhabitants, colonial settlement, growth and expansion, leading to modern times. There is an interactive display to expand on stories from the walls. Artifacts on display include Native American stone tools and Revolutionary War tools of combat.

Our freshly updated Jonathan Baggott Gallery now boasts a revamped Native American display, featuring information about the New-England (Woodland) Algonquin tribes, and the Nipmuc who resided in modern day Sudbury.

The Sudbury Foundation Gallery

Inside the Sudbury Foundation Gallery

Our newest exhibit 'Sudbury’s Changing Landscape (Phase 2)’ is open in the gallery. Phase 1 in the The Stansky and Eaton-Keeney Gallery starts with glaciers covering Sudbury and ends with the American Revolutionary War. This gallery picks up post-war and continues the narrative into today. Sudbury is home to many wonderful conservation lands and historic landscapes. Organizations like Sudbury Valley Trustees, Sudbury Conservation Commission, and Sustainable Sudbury are working hard to protect and preserve the natural countryside.

The Stansky and Eaton-Keeney Gallery

Inside the Stansky and Eaton-Keeney Gallery

In the Stansky and Eaton-Keeney Gallery you'll find our new exhibit Sudbury‘s Changing Landscape which will enthrall the visitor with stunning interactive displays, and beautiful graphic displays that exemplify how Sudbury has come to be the beautiful town that it is today. From ice covered landscapes, indigenous tribal lifeways, to new farming settlements, this first phase of our two part exhibit, Sudbury’s Changing Landscape Glaciers-1780 paints a picture of an ever changing environment.