Spellman Museum of Stamps and Postal History
 
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Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History
235 Wellesley Street
at Regis College
Weston MA 02493 USA

phone: 781.768.8367
fax: 781.768.7332
email: info@spellman.org
 
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CELEBRATE THE 200th ANNIVERSARY OF THE BIRTH OF LOUIS BRAILLE

Stamp Collecting

Click on our newsletter or schedule page for information about our Saturday programs: Seeing-Eye Dog Demonstration - Nov. 7 1:00 Helen Keller presentation - Meet the woman and learn about her life Nov. 14 2:00 New technology for the visually impaired presented by the Perkins Institute Nov. 21 1:00

Exhibit of worldwide stamps honoring Louis Braille and stamps with Braille designs in Main Gallery. All programs are free for children. Children take home a free packet of stamps.


Stamp Collecting

Stamp Collecting

Free program on Kinetic Art by artist David Lang on Thursday, Nov. 19 7:30 pm. See his art work move at www.davidlangstudios.com More info about him in our newsletter.

The Spellman Museum engages diverse audiences of all ages in the opportunities to learn from stamps and postal history. It welcomes stamp collectors and philatelic students from around the world. Enjoy our website and plan a visit!

We are located on the campus of Regis College in Weston, Massachusetts USA, 30 minutes from downtown Boston near the intersection of I-90 (Mass Pike) and I-95 (Route 128).


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Click here for information about out Senior Citizen Programs

Read about our Family Day in TheBayStateParent

Nickelodeon has selected the Spellman as "One of the Three Best Museums for Children in the Boston Metro Area"

The Museum offers programs for elementary schools, homeschoolers, Boy and Girl Scout troops, Cub Scouts, Brownie, after-school programs and Senior Citizens.

Become a Museum Member and receive discounts in the Museum Store.

The Museum belongs to a number of museum pass programs at local libraries. Check to see if your library is included.

See our Programs and Exhibition Schedule

For information, call the Museum at 781-768-8367

¤2009 Programs and Exhibition Schedule

¤Visit our Library Philatelic Periodicals page.