Attleboro Area Industrial Museum
Explore the Hub of the Jewelry World
Thousands of artifacts, photos, and videos exploring Attleboro’s industrial history and dominance in jewelry manufacturing.
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Free Solar Bugs STEM Make and Take Workshop
Saturday, March 25th from 10AM-12PM
Children in grades six through eight are invited to visit the Attleboro Area Industrial Museum (AAIM) to create Solar Bugs.
This drop-in event is free of charge. (Parent/guardian is required to stay with child.)
The Attleboro Area Industrial Museum is announcing a new STEM initiative sponsored by a grant from the Roddy Foundation in collaboration with Attleboro Public Schools.
About the Attleboro Area Industrial Museum
We at the museum work to preserve and present the rich history of the Attleboro area with an emphasis on its industrial history. We welcome visits by individuals and groups interested in exploring Attleboro’s industrial history. We are active in making historic presentations both at the museum and out in our community.
what history will you see?
G.I. Joe Sculptor, World Series Trophy, 1885 Fire Queen & Much More
Listen along during your visit
Audio Tour
World Series Trophy
Jets Super Bowl Ring
Kraczkowski & G.I. Joe
1914 Cash Register
See Us In Person
Plan Your Visit
Museum Hours
Thursday & Friday: 10AM - 4PM
Saturday: 10AM - 2PM
"Thursday Night at the Museum!" (A special presentation on the last Thursday of each month until 8PM.)
Visit for Free
Donations help keep our museum running, but visiting is free.
Guided Tours
Adults: $4, Children $3.
History at Home
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Attleboro Area Industrial Museum
About AAIM
We at the museum work to preserve and present the rich history of the Attleboro area with an emphasis on its industrial history.
We welcome visits by individuals and groups interested in exploring Attleboro Area History. We are active in making historic presentations both at the museum and out in our community.
Fast Fact
Did you know? The World Series trophy was created in Attleboro, MA in 1967. You can see a replica of the original trophy in our Balfour Exhibit.
Keep Local History Alive
Why Become a Member?
Help us continue to showcase Attleboro's rich industrial history.
Fund new and existing programs to keep our museum going for years to come.
Help Us acquire new historical artifacts and fund museum improvements.
Donations help us to expand exhibits and reach a wider audience in-person and online.
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Why Visit AAIM?
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