Connecticut Open House Day and Revolutionary Road Trip
Connecticut Open House Day at Mill Hill Historic Park Saturday, June 13 1:00-4:00pm Celebrate Connecticut Open House Day at Mill Hill Historic Park, a featured stop on the Middlesex...
Connecticut Open House Day at Mill Hill Historic Park Saturday, June 13 1:00-4:00pm Celebrate Connecticut Open House Day at Mill Hill Historic Park, a featured stop on the Middlesex...
Lecture at Mill Hill with Mark Albertson A Triad of Documents: America’s Road to Revolution Saturday, June 27 2:00pm Mill Hill Historic Park, Norwalk Engraving of members of the “Declaration Committee” reviewing Jefferson’s draft, Currier & Ives, 1876. How did the American colonies move from protest to armed resistance – and finally to independence?Join the Norwalk...
Revisiting the 1779 British Raids: Commemorating the Battle and Burning of Norwalk with the 2nd Continental Light Dragoons 10:00am-1:00pm, July 11 at Mill Hill Historic ParkAdmission is free to the public From 10am-2pm on Saturday July 11, the Norwalk Historical Society joins New Haven, Fairfield, and Westport/Green Farms in a special regional partnership, “Revisiting the 1779...
A Revolution of Her Own! The Story of Deborah Sampson2:00pm, July 11 at Mill Hill Historic Park SCAN FOR TICKETS Judith Kalaora, owner and principal portrayer of History at...
Dinner with the Dead Friday, October 16 at 7:00pmNorwalk Inn & Conference Center The cast and crew from “Haunting at Mill Hill” are back, and we’re inviting you to join them at a new venue: the Norwalk Inn & Conference Center! SCAN FOR TICKETS Join the Norwalk Historical Society for “Dinner with the Dead,”...
The Turtle: America’s Revolutionary War Submarine Saturday, October 17, 2:00pmMill Hill Historic Park, Norwalk Image source unknown; illustration based on Henry L. Abbot's 1881 reconstruction of Bushnell's American Turtle. Original engraving: Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division. Historian Mark Albertson will discuss this amazing vessel, invented, designed and built here in Connecticut. Invented...