Faulkner House

Acton RTC Presents: MA AG Candidate Mike Walsh Faulkner House (circa 1700), 5 High Street Friends of Acton RTC Welcome! please RSVP to Chair or ARTC Officer acton-repubs@pm.me Meeting Agenda: 6:00 to ~9 Meet-n-greet time: 6:00-6:15 Call Meeting to Order at 6:15 PM, pledge, welcome visitors

Our traditional spring egg hunt on the old Faulkner farm--with both eggs and toys to find!  Bring your own basket, ready to fill. All kids must be accompanied by an adult.  $10 per child. Reservations required:  email us at president@ironworkfarm.org. Faulkner House, 5 High Street; parking available in nearby public lots

Acton Republican Town Committee 6:30 PM Wednesday, March 18, 2026 Faulkner House (circa 1707), 5 High Street Friends of Acton RTC Welcome! please RSVP to Chair or ARTC Officer acton-repubs@pm.me Meeting Agenda: 6:00 to ~9 Meet-n-greet time: 6:00-6:30

Monthly meeting: 6:30 PM Wednesday, January 21, 2026 Faulkner House (circa 1700), 5 High Street Friends of Acton RTC Welcome! please RSVP to Chair or ARTC Officer acton-repubs@pm.me   Meeting Agenda: 6:00 to ~9

Acton Republican Town Committee 6:30 PM Wednesday, November 19, 2025 Faulkner House (circa 1700), 5 High Street Friends of Acton RTC Welcome! please RSVP to Chair or ARTC Officer acton-repubs@pm.me  

What did the colonists celebrate before Thanksgiving and Christmas? Come to the Faulkner House at 5 High Street and discover the clandestine way the American colonists celebrated the Yuletide season. Christmas celebrations were disguised as other celebrations, and the colonists disguised themselves, as well. We will gather by the bonfire for song, revelry and a raucous mummers’ play just as the early Americans did. Learn how celebrating Christmas could land you a fine, a day in the stocks or even jail! This is a great way to start the holiday season and to begin the revelry--at the oldest house in Acton. Parking on site or nearby.  Check www.ironworkfarm.org for details.

Iron Work Farm continues our series of combined “4th Sunday” events with museum open houses at both Iron Work Farm locations: Jones Tavern: 1 -3 pm - Open House. Faulkner Homestead: 2 - 5 pm -  A special program for children and families, “Women, Medicine and Witchcraft.” 3 - 5 pm - Open house and members of the Nashoba Valley Weavers Guild will be on hand at the Faulkner House to demonstrate the important role of colonial women in the making of cloth. Costumes are welcome.  

Walking in and around South Acton’s historic Mill Corner, you will learn about Acton’s earliest colonial settlement and its development into a hub of industry and commerce. You will learn about the people, places and practices that shaped the town’s history and our nation’s as well. Topics include Native American history, the use of natural resources, the importance of Colonel Francis Faulkner and Acton’s West Militia Company, the longtime role of the Jones and Faulkner families, the impact of the railroad, and visit nearby historic buildings, including those owned by the Iron Work Farm. Tour leader Amy Cole is an

Acton Republican Town Committee 6:30 PM Wednesday, October 15, 2025 Faulkner House (circa 1700), 5 High Street Friends of Acton RTC Welcome! please RSVP to Chair or ARTC Officer acton-repubs@pm.me   Meeting Agenda: 6:00 to ~9   Meet-n-greet time: 6:00-6:30

Join us for an evening of family-friendly activities, music, and munchies! Date: Saturday, October 4th Time: 3:00 - 8:00 pm Location: Jones-Faulkner Homestead, 5 High St. Acton, MA Parking available in nearby commuter lots. Limited handicap parking available on site. Faulkner Homestead 5 High Street, Acton Family-friendly! Enjoy face painting, an egg hunt!!, bobbing for apples, and lawn games for kids and grown-ups. Take a “colonial” selfie at the photo booth, roast popcorn or make s’mores at the fire pits. Enjoy live music by Babylon! Tickets: $25.00 includes 1 drink/food ticket, kids under 18 are free! Purchase tickets in advance through Paypal. Pick