Thursday, November 6, 2025, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., in honor of the 250th anniversary of the founding of the U.S. military, Windsor Historical Society will present Artifacts of Freedom: 250 Years of Windsor’s Military History, [...]
Celebrate Women’s History Month at this talk about noted Windsor photographer Katherine Barker Drake, presented by Curator Kristen Wands. Hear about Drake’s passion for photography as well as her spirited personality and other contributions to [...]
Explore the Society’s updated permanent galleries, now improved to better represent Windsor’s diverse history with fresh images, stories, and artifacts.
On 9/1/2021, we will celebrate our 100th anniversary with a birthday party and the opening of our new exhibit, which will highlight the many successes and tremendous growth the Society has seen in the past 100 years as we look toward our future. The following is a small taste of things to come.
At Windsor Senior Center. Join Windsor Historical Society Archivist Michelle Tom for a fascinating photographic tour of Windsor’s changing streetscapes. This will be a trip down memory lane for some, as Michelle reveals rarely seen [...]
At Windsor Historical Society. Join Windsor Historical Society Archivist Michelle Tom for a fascinating photographic tour of Windsor’s changing streetscapes. This will be a trip down memory lane for some, as Michelle reveals rarely seen [...]
In cooperation with the Windsor Senior Center. Windsor area Veterans are invited to share a special photo or image of their time in uniform as well as their memories about what makes the photo so [...]
They say the best view of some things is through the rearview mirror. How was your 2020? Do you have some special 2020 photos, experiences, or memories you’d like to share? Topics of interest could [...]
Due to popular demand, curator Kristen Wands will be hosting a second session of her special behind-the-scenes look at the quilts of Windsor Historical Society. This will be a repeat of the same program given [...]
We are all living through history right now, and WHS wants to capture this event and its repercussions on Windsor as it is happening, and we need your help to do this. Your stories will help future generations understand what it was like to live through this historic time.