Family Day for The Troops - Send holiday greetings
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Children and adults are invited to create holiday cards and letters to send to our troops overseas.
Instructions about how to create unique stamp stationery and envelopes will be provided as well as free postage.
In addition, visitors will receive a discount on admission if they bring a small useful item for the soldiers to include with their cards.
Things such as playing cards, dice, one pound bags of coffee, hot chocolate, chewing gum, aspirin, tuna, dry fruit, life savers, and pumpkin seeds are just some of most requested goods from the troops.
A complete list of items can be obtained by emailing the museum at [email protected].
The program is being coordinated with the Support Our Troops organization located in Stoneham.
There will also be arts and crafts activities with stamps for the children as well as stamp hunts, puzzles and games for prizes.
All children will receive a free packet of stamps plus tips about how to start a stamp collection.
Free refreshments.
Admission for veterans is free Donated items can also be brought to the Museum on Nov 10 and 12 during Museum hours, noon to 4:00.
For more information call 617-784-5838.
In recognition of Veterans Day, November 11, the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston is holding a Family Day from 11:00 to 3:00.
Children and adults are invited to create holiday cards and letters to send to our troops overseas.
Instructions about how to create unique stamp stationery and envelopes will be provided as well as free postage.
In addition, visitors will receive a discount on admission if they bring a small useful item for the soldiers to include with their cards.
Things such as playing cards, dice, one pound bags of coffee, hot chocolate, chewing gum, aspirin, tuna, dry fruit, life savers, and pumpkin seeds are just some of most requested goods from the troops.
A complete list of items can be obtained by emailing the museum at [email protected].
The program is being coordinated with the Support Our Troops organization located in Stoneham.
There will also be arts and crafts activities with stamps for the children as well as stamp hunts, puzzles and games for prizes.
All children will receive a free packet of stamps plus tips about how to start a stamp collection.
Free refreshments.
Donated items can also be brought to the Museum on Nov 10 and 12 during Museum hours, noon to 4:00.
For more information call 617-784-5838.
In recognition of Veterans Day, November 11, the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston is holding a Family Day from 11:00 to 3:00.
Children and adults are invited to create holiday cards and letters to send to our troops overseas.
Instructions about how to create unique stamp stationery and envelopes will be provided as well as free postage.
In addition, visitors will receive a discount on admission if they bring a small useful item for the soldiers to include with their cards.
Things such as playing cards, dice, one pound bags of coffee, hot chocolate, chewing gum, aspirin, tuna, dry fruit, life savers, and pumpkin seeds are just some of most requested goods from the troops.
A complete list of items can be obtained by emailing the museum at [email protected].
The program is being coordinated with the Support Our Troops organization located in Stoneham.
There will also be arts and crafts activities with stamps for the children as well as stamp hunts, puzzles and games for prizes.
All children will receive a free packet of stamps plus tips about how to start a stamp collection.
Free refreshments.
Donated items can also be brought to the Museum on Nov 10 and 12 during Museum hours, noon to 4:00.
For more information call 617-784-5838.
In recognition of Veterans Day, November 11, the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston is holding a Family Day from 11:00 to 3:00.
Children and adults are invited to create holiday cards and letters to send to our troops overseas.
Instructions about how to create unique stamp stationery and envelopes will be provided as well as free postage.
In addition, visitors will receive a discount on admission if they bring a small useful item for the soldiers to include with their cards.
Things such as playing cards, dice, one pound bags of coffee, hot chocolate, chewing gum, aspirin, tuna, dry fruit, life savers, and pumpkin seeds are just some of most requested goods from the troops.
A complete list of items can be obtained by emailing the museum at [email protected].
The program is being coordinated with the Support Our Troops organization located in Stoneham.
There will also be arts and crafts activities with stamps for the children as well as stamp hunts, puzzles and games for prizes.
All children will receive a free packet of stamps plus tips about how to start a stamp collection.
Free refreshments.
Donated items can also be brought to the Museum on Nov 10 and 12 during Museum hours, noon to 4:00.
For more information call 617-784-5838.
In recognition of Veterans Day, November 11, the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston is holding a Family Day from 11:00 to 3:00.
Children and adults are invited to create holiday cards and letters to send to our troops overseas.
Instructions about how to create unique stamp stationery and envelopes will be provided as well as free postage.
In addition, visitors will receive a discount on admission if they bring a small useful item for the soldiers to include with their cards.
Things such as playing cards, dice, one pound bags of coffee, hot chocolate, chewing gum, aspirin, tuna, dry fruit, life savers, and pumpkin seeds are just some of most requested goods from the troops.
A complete list of items can be obtained by emailing the museum at [email protected].
The program is being coordinated with the Support Our Troops organization located in Stoneham.
There will also be arts and crafts activities with stamps for the children as well as stamp hunts, puzzles and games for prizes.
All children will receive a free packet of stamps plus tips about how to start a stamp collection.
Free refreshments.
Donated items can also be brought to the Museum on Nov 10 and 12 during Museum hours, noon to 4:00.
For more information call 617-784-5838.
In recognition of Veterans Day, November 11, the Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History at Regis College in Weston is holding a Family Day from 11:00 to 3:00.
Children and adults are invited to create holiday cards and letters to send to our troops overseas.
Instructions about how to create unique stamp stationery and envelopes will be provided as well as free postage.
In addition, visitors will receive a discount on admission if they bring a small useful item for the soldiers to include with their cards.
Things such as playing cards, dice, one pound bags of coffee, hot chocolate, chewing gum, aspirin, tuna, dry fruit, life savers, and pumpkin seeds are just some of most requested goods from the troops.
A complete list of items can be obtained by emailing the museum at [email protected].
The program is being coordinated with the Support Our Troops organization located in Stoneham.
There will also be arts and crafts activities with stamps for the children as well as stamp hunts, puzzles and games for prizes.
All children will receive a free packet of stamps plus tips about how to start a stamp collection.
Free refreshments.
Donated items can also be brought to the Museum on Nov 10 and 12 during Museum hours, noon to 4:00.
For more information call 617-784-5838.
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$8 Adults, $5 seniors, $3 children (5-16) Veterans free
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241 Wellesley St., Weston, MA, 02493 map
Phone: 617-784-5838
On campus of Regis College, Weston
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