The concert will feature Vocalist and Performer, Dominic Mantuano Continue Reading →
Putnam Hill Chapter of the DAR to Host Patriotic Concert on the Lawn at Putnam Cottage
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Putnam Hill DAR Essay Winners Imagine Voyage of the Mayflower
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The contest asked students to imagine themselves as one of the passengers on the Mayflower. Continue Reading →
Filed under: DAR, Daughters of the American Revolution, Mayflower, Plymouth Colony, Putnam Cottage
Candlelight Open House Scheduled at the Knapp Tavern Museum
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The Putnam Hill DAR are organizing a Candlelight Open House at the Knapp Tavern Museum (circa 1776) on Sunday, Dec 9, from 4:00 pm to 7:00pm. Turn back the clock and experience a Colonial Holiday in Greenwich. This even is Perfect for children and families. There will be guided tours for $5.00 per person/$20 per family. The Knapp Tavern Museum is located at Putnam Cottage, 243 East Putnam Ave in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
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DAR to Host Celebration of Put’s Ride at Putnam Cottage
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All are invited to experience the life of soldiers, both Patriots and Loyalists, during the American War for Independence. Learn about General Israel Putnam’s famous Ride. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Arts, Daughters of the American Revolution, General Israel Putnam, Knapp Tavern, Putnam Cottage
Putnam Hill Chapter DAR Visited by Secretary General of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution
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The Putnam Hill Chapter DAR hosted a reception for Ann Turner Dillion in the Loft at Christ Church. Afterward, a number of members accompanied her as she walked across the street to have a docent led tour of the Tavern. Continue Reading →
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Muskets Fired, Gathering at Knapp Tavern Re-Enacted at Putnam Cottage
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At Putnam Cottage on Sunday, December 4, the clock was turned back to the 1700’s, and the community was invited to take a glimpse into what a colonial holiday in Greenwich would have been like during the American Revolution. Continue Reading →