Join Director of the Woolworth Library, Chelsea Mitchell, at this virtual program on how to research your historic home. Registration is required - please register here! Event will be recorded and distributed to members after the event.
Members get a first look at our newest exhibition: "“My Freedom is a Privilege that Nothing Else Can Equal” The Story of Venture Smith and Slavery in Stonington. Stop by the Lighthouse Museum anytime between 1 - 8pm on Thursday, February 3rd to see the exhibit before it opens to the public!
Members get an exclusive tour of the Stonington Borough's Robinson Burying Ground with our Executive Director, Liz Wood. Meet us at 1 Wheeler Court. Space is limited, so please register below! https://docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLSfibv2y6f0.../viewform... This event is for members only. Not a member? You can become one today at stoningtonhistory.org!
Join SHS staff for a walking tour highlighting Stonington's literary legacy!
The Board of Directors of the Stonington Historical Society invites you to the 127th Annual Meeting on Sunday, July 17 at 4pm at the La Grua Center in Stonington. A lecture by Nathaniel Philbrick, a prolific author of history books and a winner of the National Book Award, will begin at 4pm, following a short, members business meeting. A reception...
Please join us on Sunday, July 16th at 4 pm at the La Grua Center for the 127th Annual Meeting of the Stonington Historical Society. Immediately following the business meeting and elections, join us for a conversation with incoming SHS President (and Harvard Business Review Editor in Chief) Adi Ignatius about highlights of his career covering Tiananmen Square, interviewing Vladimir Putin, and other...
Join us for our Annual Meeting on Sunday, July 14th at 4pm at the LaGrua Center. Author Michael J. Tougias will be speaking on King Philip's War. Tougias is the author and co-author of 30 non-fiction books including his latest, Extreme Survivial: Lessons from Those Who Have Triumphed Against All Odds. More about Mr. Tougias can be found at www.michaeltougias.com.
A short reception will follow. This program is free and open to the public.
