Black and white road sign with text '10 minutes from prov.', a shield with '6', a flag with 'IA', and a circle with '114'. A silhouette of a government building is at the top.

A black and white photo of a river scene with a tree, a boat, and a bridge in the background.

Black and white illustration of smoke or clouds against a black background.

White text on a black background spelling 'Seickonk' in a handwritten font.

How to Remember a Road
or, a Seekonk Museum

Seekonk is a town in Bristol County, Massachusetts, on the border with Rhode Island. It was incorporated in 1812 from the western half of Rehoboth, MA. The earliest known inhabitants of Seekonk (Seaconke) were the Wampanoag people and today, Seekonk has an area of 18.4 sq miles and a population of around 15,500. OPEN’s might be the only Seekonk Museum, we’re not sure.

Collection Highlights

As of Spring 2025, there are 172 items in this collection. A mix of postcards, bottles, articles of clothing, paper ephemera, and dinnerware. Below are some favorites.