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Seeing Slavery – a presentation and discussion

The La Grua Center 32 Water Street, Stonington, CT, United States

Professor Martha Cutter of the University of Connecticut presents her latest book, The Illustrated Slave. Cutter's work explores the impact that graphic depictions of slavery, as opposed to text alone, had on the abolitionist movement during the first half of the 1800s.

Free

Indigenous Life in New England

The La Grua Center 32 Water Street, Stonington, CT, United States

Nakai Northup, a museum educator with the Mashantucket Pequot Museum, will speak to the traditions, culture and food of the Pequot community, and how they might be preserved. In addition to being an historian, Northup is also an activist for native rights.

Free

Remembering Rollie

The R. W. Woolworth Library & Research Center 40 Palmer Street, Stonington, CT, United States

Join us for your last chance to see the Rollie McKenna exhibit, A Village Love Affair before it's gone! Come and hear from two local photographers, Francis Hills and Michelle Gemma, and Library Director Chelsea Mitchell, as they discuss what they've learned in the past year. See exclusive photographs of Rollie's personal and professional portfolios, hear oral history interviews from the people who knew her best, and interact with items recently received from Rollie's estate. This program is free and open to the public, on Thursday, November 21st at 6pm in the Woolworth Library. 

Deck the Walls

Captain Palmer House

Join us for our annual wreath auction and open house! Shop local vendors on the first floor, peruse the handmade wreaths and tabletop decor, or take a tour of the Captain Palmer House. We will be open 10am to 4pm so be sure to stop in and support your local businesses and community nonprofits. We hope to see you there!

Deck the Walls

Captain Palmer House

Join us for our annual wreath auction and open house! Shop local vendors on the first floor, take a tour of the Captain Palmer House, and bid on the beautiful wreaths and tabletop decor. A first rate place for gifts this holiday season, and it supports a wonderful cause.

Annual Harpsichord Concert

Join us in the Captain Nathaniel B. Palmer House for a night of fun and music. Enjoy the beautiful sounds of the harpsichord over light refreshments, and be sure to join in the carols to end the night. One of our most popular events, this often sells out so make sure to get your tickets early. Tickets will go on sale at the end of November. Members $25, Non Members $30 per ticket.  We hope to see you there! 

The Founding of Saint Michael’s Church by the Downerville Irish

Saint Michael's Church 60 Liberty St, Pawcatuck, CT

Join the Irish Presence Project of the Stonington Historical Society for this illuminating presentation by Larry O'Keefe. Explore the Irish community of the 19th century that came together and made this church a reality. It's also a wonderful opportunity to see the church after its recent restoration! Free and open to the public so we hope to see you there.

A Tour of the Stained Glass Windows of Saint Michael’s Church

Saint Michael's Church 60 Liberty St, Pawcatuck, CT

Members of the Irish Presence Project of the Stonington Historical Society will be presenting a tour of the stained glass windows of Saint Michael's Church, 60 Liberty Street in Pawcatuck. Come and learn about the local families who patronized the church and learn about the symbolism of these beautiful windows, so lovingly restored. Tour begins at 1pm and is free...