Originally scheduled programs are listed below, pending health and safety conditions and the Governor’s guidance, please refer back to this page for any changes or updates.
Stay tuned for updates on the Annie’s Home Book Launch.
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June 2020
Note: following state social distancing guidelines, this event has been canceled. Family history researchers find that historical artifacts and documents become pieces of a complex and fascinating puzzle that shows you where you came from [...]
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Windsor Historical Society will be participating in Virtual Connecticut Open House Day this year! Although we sadly can't welcome you in to our physical doors, we will be providing free video tours of our award-winning [...]
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Popular lecturer Bob Bell will talk about food traditions in Windsor, from 18th and 19th century taverns, to beloved community restaurants like the Windsor House, Carville’s, and Bart’s, to emerging new culinary venues like Lilly’s [...]
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Based on the bar tab that our Founding Fathers ran up after the 1787 Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia. Sample Madeira, claret (Bordeaux), porter, beer, hard cider, and punch, plus entertaining commentary from educator John Mooney. [...]
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With curator Kristen Wands. See some of the Society’s beautiful collections of rarely exhibited pieced, album, and crazy quilts from the 1850s to the mid-20th century. Limited enrollment, reservations by July 16. $6 adults, $5 [...]
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Right now, the American Red Cross has an emergency need for blood. All donors are needed. Every blood type is necessary to help avoid delays in lifesaving medical care for patients. We are excited to [...]
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Family history researchers find that historical artifacts and documents become pieces of a complex and fascinating puzzle that shows you where you came from and who you are. Inevitably, experienced as well as inexperienced genealogists [...]
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An outdoor (if weather permits) program based at Windsor Historical Society’s herb garden. Did you know that sage was used for tooth care and calming the nerves as well as for seasoning? Hear more from [...]
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