Located in the lower level of the historic Bacon Free Library, the Natick Historical Society and museum is home to some of Natick's cherished artifacts. The collection includes The Natick Indian Community founder John Eliot's Indian Bible from the 1600s, as well as items once belonging to Harriet Beecher Stowe, Horatio Alger Jr. and the 20th U.S. Vice President Henry Wilson, who grew up in town. The museum also features a collection of North and South American birds. Various events and musical and historical performances, history talks, tours and farm events are held throughout the year. Visitors may receive help with research courtesy of docents.
