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Newly Restored Feake-Ferris House to be Unveiled at Founder’s Day Reception July 18 When This Place Matters! Photo Contest Winners Will Be Revealed. Continue Reading →
Dr. Ann Meyerson gave a presentation on the history of the Jewish community in Greenwich at the Retired Men’s Association on Wednesday. Continue Reading →
Historical Society Guest Curator Dr. Ann Meyerson to Speak on the History and Impact of the Jewish Community in Greenwich Continue Reading →
On Saturday, the Greenwich Historical Society installed a time capsule and cornerstone at the site of their new campus, scheduled to open in 2018. Continue Reading →
Town students are invited to share hopes, dreams and predictions in a time capsule to coincide with the new Greenwich in Historical Society campus. Continue Reading →
A group gathered to sign the last beam before it was hoisted in place at the reimagined Greenwich Historical Society in Cos Cob. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Historical Society’s extended their deadline for submitting photos to their This Place Matters! photo contest until July 12. The contest encourages residents to mobilize around the places in town they love and are worth preserving for future generations. All residents – students, adults and seniors – are invited to send in photos of the places that matter to them with a sentence or paragraph about why they make Greenwich special. The Historical Society sees a natural alliance with the contest and the upcoming Founders’ Day celebration on July 18. Continue Reading →
On Sunday the Reimagine the Greenwich Historical Society Campaign kicked off the construction phase of the $18.5 million program with a celebration at the Bush-Holley House campus. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Winter Antique Show opens next Friday, December 2 with a opening night chic gala. Nationally and internationally recognized dealers and galleries are displaying their finest collectibles – from classic to contemporary. Through Sunday, December 4. A not to be missed event! Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Preservation Network, headed by Diane Fox, is a budding organization that works to protect all properties of historical significance in Greenwich. The network has its work cut out. The current real estate market favors new construction. Old houses take longer to sell. Demolition and new construction are faster and cheaper. Continue Reading →