NORWOOD — The Norwood Historical Association & Museum hosted a 12th Night Victorian Tea from 2 to 4:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 3, at the Norwood News Cafe, 5 Mechanic St.
The public was …
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NORWOOD — The Norwood Historical Association & Museum hosted a 12th Night Victorian Tea from 2 to 4:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 3, at the Norwood News Cafe, 5 Mechanic St.
The public was invited to meet the board of trustees and officers of the newly revitalized association, enjoy refreshments, Victorian-era crafts and music, and learn about plans for restoring two floors of the museum. Donations were accepted to help offset restoration costs.
Guests of all ages attended the Twelfth Night Victorian Tea, many dressed in period attire, as they enjoyed tea, treats, children’s activities, live entertainment and displays of historical artifacts tied to Norwood’s past.
Board members greeted attendees and shared the vision for the museum’s relaunch, highlighting community involvement and preservation efforts during the event.