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HOURS - THURSDAYS to SUNDAYS Noon to 5:00
and by Appointment Closed Sundays in July &August Adults $8, Seniors $5, Children (5-16) $3 781-768-8367 info@spellman.org The Museum is closed for the Memorial Day weekend May 27 and 28 241 Wellesley Street On the campus of Regis College, Weston. MA 02493 |
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Use rear entrance for wheelchair access. Elevator to the Main Gallery, Post Office shop and Library is down the hallway, on the right.
Come and See!
An exhibit on the Life of President John F Kennedy as seen through stamps begins June 1, and ends September 30. Come and Hear!
National Park Ranger Jim Roberts from the JFK Birthplace in Brookline will join us for a talk on the life of President Kennedy. Thursday, June 8 at 7:30 PM. Free admission to the talk 
Children's book reading by author Jennifer Morris on Saturday, June 10 at 10:30 AM.
Also drawing activities and book signing. Free admission. Exhibit of Story Books on Stamps. Children can make their own collection of stamps to take home 
kGoing Postal!
In his popular series Going Postal, Education Director Henry Lucas explores stamps with ties to May. George Norton on APS Stamp Talk
Wednesday, APRIL 12, 4:45-5 Listen to the podcast at your own convenience at WSRadio.com 
As the museum looked in the 1970s
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Make Your Own Fabric Postcard!
Learn to make fabric postcards on Saturday, June 17, 11:00 - 3:00. Free postage to mail them. Regular Admission. 
Free comic book evaluations by expert John Cimino on Saturday June 24 at 10:30 AM. If you were there you got to see Spiderman!
Riverside Stamp Show
Sunday July 9. 10:00 - 3:00 Free admission to show and the Museum. 
Dealers use many tools to understand and evaluate stamps
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Peter Thy from South Africa presenting at this year's Spellman Spring Symposium.
Spellman Museum Library
Check out our new page devoted to the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History Library. Click on the "MORE" tab at the top of this page to find it. Jeff Brigham has been working hard to catalog more of our holdings and make things easier to find. There is Always Something New to see at the Spellman
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