Achievements are Inspiration for 2020 Exhibition on the Women’s Suffrage Movement to Coincide with the 100th Anniversary of the 19th Amendment Continue Reading →
Greenwich Historical Society to Honor Indra Nooyi
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Historical Society This Place Matters Photo Contest Starts May 1
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The contest will honor Greenwich’s unique heritage, amenities, cultural diversity and places that make it special and worth preserving. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Greenwich History, Greenwich Historical Society, This Place Matters!
Architect Who Pioneered Loft Living and the Preservation Movement to Speak at Greenwich Historical Society
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Joseph Pell Lombardi will provide highlights of his dazzling portfolio in worldwide historic preservation in his keynote address: Cabins, Houses, Lofts, Skyscrapers & Castles at the Greenwich Historical Society’s Landmarks Recognition Program reception on April 28. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Greenwich Historical Society, Greenwich Historical Society’s Landmarks Recognition Program, Joseph Pell Lombardi
CT Trust for Historic Preservation Honors Greenwich Historical Society’s Reimagined Campus with Award for Preservation Excellenc
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The Connecticut Trust praised the complex for furthering the Historical Society’s mission and revitalizing a place that inspired Impressionist artists. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Greenwich Historical Society
Greenwich Historical Society Presents an Evening with World Renowned Interior Designer Steven Gambrel
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Gambrel will give insights into his unique sensibility with recent projects that are featured in Perspectives, including his nineteenth-century townhouse in New York City’s West Village, a Bridgehampton beach house, a rustic, refined Zurich estate, the luxurious Astor Suite in Manhattan’s Plaza Hotel and a charming sea captain’s house in Sag Harbor. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Greenwich History, Anne Ogilvy, Catherine Thompkins, Dara O’Hara, Greenwich Historical Society, Mimi Moulton, Steven Gambrel
Cos Cob School Students Reunite after Longest Ever Field Trip in Greenwich
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On Wednesday morning, Cos Cob School students gathered in the auditorium and cheered as confetti fluttered through the air, marking the return of all students to the building following a flood in early October, 2018. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Cos Cob School, flood, Gene Schmidt, Greenwich Historical Society, Greenwich Schools, Michael Reid, Wernert Construction Management
Free Archives Display of George H.W. Bush Memorabilia at Greenwich Historical Society
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Come see the display Celebrating George HW Bush, a former Greenwich citizen in the Greenwich Historical Society archives through December 7. There is no charge to see the display. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Greenwich History, George HW Bush, Greenwich Historical Society, memorabilia display
Antiquarius Kicks Off the Holiday Season in High Style: Events Run Nov 30 – Dec 5
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The Highly Anticipated Holiday House Tour, Boutique, and Antiques Show Are the Greenwich Historical Society’s Biggest Fundraiser Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Giving, Holiday, Antiquarius, Eastern Greenwich Civic Center, Greenwich Historical Society
Greenwich’s Edward Washburn – Forgotten Soldier in Forgotten War
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“With a cherry smile and a wave of the hand, He has wandered into an unknown land.” – The Green Witch, November, 1918 Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Greenwich History, Edward E. Washburn, Edward Elvin Washburn, Greenwich High School, Greenwich Historical Society, Karen Frederick, Peter Berg
Take a Look at the Transformed Greenwich Historical Society Campus
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Greenwich residents will love the new Greenwich Historical Society campus. It’s a place to come celebrate shared memories and honor the town’s history. Opening day is Saturday, Oct 6 from 12:00 to 4:00pm, with a ribbon cutting at 12:30pm. The festivities continue through Sunday. Come check out the new museum, cafe, gardens, archives, and museum shop. Continue Reading →