This is a busy time of the year. Check back soon for information on upcoming exhibits and programs.

Veteran's Day
Program
Webster Museum
Saturday
November 15 | 2:00 pm
The American Civil War will be the focus of this year's Veteran's program. Webster Museum President, Tom Pellett will be sharing his extensive knowledge of Webster veteran's and their service during the Civil War.
Free refreshments provided.

Museum
Raffle
Webster Museum
November 1 - December 6
Featuring gifts and vouchers from generous local businesses. Tickets will be available at the museum from Saturday, November 1 until Saturday, December 6 at the Winter Wonderland event. Tickets are 3/$5.00. Winners do not need to be present at the drawing.

Kittelberger
Flowers
Webster Museum
Begins November 24
Tickets cost $50 and entitle the ticket holder to one free bouquet of flowers each month for 12 consecutive months. Bouquets are valued at $15 and need to be picked up at Kittelberger Florist, 263 North Avenue. Tickets will be available at the museum from Monday, November 24 until Saturday, December 6
The latest issue of the Penny Farthing is here!
Current exhibits, upcoming events, and a little local history all in one issue.
View the Penny Farthing.

We're making preparations for this year's Festival of Trees, one of the most anticipated displays at the Webster Museum each year. If you or your organization would like to participate in this creative endeavor, please contact Gwen Hoffman at (585) 738-6221. We have a limited number of trees available.
We are also looking for musical groups willing to share their talent during our December 6th event.
The Webster Museum’s Annual Tree Festival event will be held Saturday, December 6th, 2025, from 2:00-6:00 pm at The Webster Museum as part of the village’s Winter Wonderland festivities. Visitors to the museum will be able to vote for their favorite tree from December 6 through December 31.



Webster students win...a lot!...and we have the trophies to prove it.
Stop by the Webster Museum and we'll show you a few and share some of the history behind them.

History Quiz
How well do you know Webster history?
Take our little quiz and find out!

SELF-GLORIOUS
a. [self and glorious.] Springing from vain glory or vanity; vain; boastful.
Randomly generated oft-forgotten words from Webster's 1828 dictionary.
Visit our Random Portmanteau page!

The Webster Walkabout Adventure Lab
The Webster Walkabout Adventure Lab will take you on a walking tour of some of the historical locations in the Village of Webster. This adventure is kid-friendly and handicap-accessible. Please stay on sidewalks throughout your journey.
You will be guided on a walking tour of the Village of Webster, NY, visiting five sites of historic significance to the founding of the Village of Webster. Your walking tour will take you on a 1.5 mile walk and will take about an hour to complete.
In order to play the Adventure Lab, you need a smart phone, with the Adventure Lab mobile app installed. The app works with both iOS (iPhones) and Android phones. You must have a free account on geocaching.com and you must also have a data plan and cell service. The Adventure Lab mobile app is a multi-media, interactive app.
To open this adventure in the Adventure Lab mobile app, use the following URL: labs.geocaching.com/goto/WEBSTER
Once you complete the Adventure Lab, you will be given a code to unlock a special bonus puzzle geocache located at the Webster Museum, located at 18 Lapham Park, Webster, NY.
To find out more about geocaching, go to www.geocaching.com
Hot Dogs
With three cities (Buffalo, Rochester, and Syracuse) seemingly equally spaced across north-western New York state, its not surprising that they share many similarities yet maintain many of their own unique characteristics. Each city has its own Triple-A baseball team and each city has its own home grown hot dog manufacturer.
Our look at the hot dogs served in the baseball parks of the International League.
...and Hamburgers
OK, we may be a little biased, but there can't be too many cities with a tastier relationship with the hamburger than Rochester. Imagine heading out for a hamburger and only having the choice of McDonald's, Burger King or if you're lucky Wendy's. Here in Webster, we have Bill Gray's, Charlie's and when the bridge is open, Don's Original. Each restaurant with its own story and connection to the Webster community. Take a look at our little timeline of Rochester Hamburger history.

World War Two
The beginnings of a page honoring the all too numerous Webster residents who lost their lives fighting for our country during World War Two.

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