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Mission Statement
The Historical Society of Watertown, believing that a sense of history is fundamental
to understanding human experience, collects, preserves, and shares materials from Watertown’s past, so that present and future generations
can comprehend more fully their predecessors, their community, and themselves. Pursuing the highest standards of collection,
preservation,
presentation, and management, the Society encourages and assists people of all
backgrounds and interests to learn more about Watertown’s varied history.
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To this day the Society is committed to fulfilling its mission of preserving the history of Watertown
Your Name and a way to contact you is all that's necessary to make an inquiry. If you would like to become a member,
please visit our membership page. Thank you.
Please be sure to click submit, to the right and you will see a confirmation
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| Edmund Fowle House & Museum |
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| Winter of 2008 |
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| photographed October 2005 |
| click photos to enlarge |
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| September 2006 |
Project Sign and the Edmund Fowle House and Museum
The Historical Society of Watertown is in the process of restoring and
preserving the Edmund Fowle House and to maintain it as a living archive for future generations. The goals of the Society
are education, preservation and restoration with the House as headquarters for its functions and activities.
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| photographed August 22, 2007 |
| Exterior restoration on the House has begun 9/2006 |
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| west side of building exterior , surface prep to bare wood |
For more photographs of the restoration process, go to the Edmund Fowle House tab on the Website menu on the left of
this page.
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