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If you'd like to discuss a possible donation with

If you'd like to discuss a possible donation with the Librarian, or have any questions, please contact Chelsea Mitchell at cmitchell@historicstonington.org or call Historic Stonington.

#localhistory #donations #archive #community #familyhistory #20thcentury #photographs #oralhistories #pawcatuckct #mysticct

Congratulations to this year's Rollie McKenna Comm

Congratulations to this year's Rollie McKenna Community Photo Contest Winners! We had a record number of entries this year, and great support from our friends and neighbors like you. Didn't get a chance to participate, and want to next year? Keep your eyes peeled this summer for the announcement of next year's theme.

#localhistory #photography #community #stoningtonct #mysticct #pawcatuckct #rolliemckenna #portraits

Unidentified Ryon baby photograph, most likely Mar

Unidentified Ryon baby photograph, most likely Marion or Jack, one of the children of Charles O. and Wilhelmina. Gift of Anne Ryon.

#localhistory #stoningtonct #history #familybusiness #Ryon #memories #community #babypictures #family #pawcatuckct #mysticct

"Alex Wilson farm on Flanders Road," near the Shaw

"Alex Wilson farm on Flanders Road," near the Shawondasee Estate, c. early 1920s. Gift of Marge Macaulay.

#localhistory #agriculture #farms #community #history #stoningtonct #mysticct #pawcatuckct #1920s #photography

Now that spring has officially sprung, we are back

Now that spring has officially sprung, we are back out in the community working on restoring our local family burial grounds. Our event on May 4th takes place rain or shine (within reason) so be sure to dress appropriately. Due to the limited parking at the site, we encourage volunteers to carpool, or park at the Captain Nathaniel Palmer House and walk over to the cemetery.

#localhistory #cemeteries #gravestones #veterans #history #preservation #volunteers #community #family #stoningtonct #Palmer

Turquoise colored enamel locket featuring a gold h

Turquoise colored enamel locket featuring a gold hand holding a small pearl between the thumb and forefinger. Inside are two unidentified photographs of men. This beautiful piece belonged to Juliet Palmer Fanning, one of Captain Nathaniel B. Palmer's sisters, and was donated by her great-niece Mrs. Raynham Townshend.

#localhistory #stoningtonct #community #familyheirloom #locket #jewelry #19thcentury #Fanning #Palmer #pawcatuckct #mysticct #collections

The Ship "Oriental," of New York. Illustration for

The Ship "Oriental," of New York. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 21 December 1850.

The ship Oriental was built by Jacob Bell in New York for A.A. Low & Brothers in 1849. She was 185 feet long, 36 feet in breadth, and built of live oak, white oak, locust and cedar. When completed, she had cost approximately $70,000 to build. However, in one trip to London in 1850, the revenue on the tea alone was $48,000. It was the first American ship to carry tea cargo from China to London, and held the record for fastest voyage from Hong Kong to New York (81 days). Unfortunately, the Oriental’s career was short. She was lost on the River Min when she was towed out of Fuzhou (Foochow) by local boats and under her pilot’s directions, hit a rock and sank on February 25, 1854. In her five year career, she had been captained by both Captain Nathaniel B. Palmer and his younger brother Theodore.

#localhistory #stoningtonct #ship #clipper #history #China #trade #maritime #19thcentury #community #familyhistory #pawcatuckct #mysticct #globaltrade

"Mrs. Kate (Heydecker) Hahn, in garden, rear of Ma

"Mrs. Kate (Heydecker) Hahn, in garden, rear of Mary Howe House." Gift of Virginia Anderson.

Don't forget to stop in to the Lighthouse Museum t

Don't forget to stop in to the Lighthouse Museum to cast your vote for your favorite community portraits in this year's Rosalie Thorne McKenna Community Photo Contest! Admission is free. Please note that the hours on the advertisement are only for the duration of the photography contest. The Museums will open for the season (with regular hours) in May.

United workers of the Methodist Church, Old Mystic

United workers of the Methodist Church, Old Mystic CT, not dated. Gift of Paul Stickney.

#localhistory #women #womenshistory #methodist #religion #community #history #mysticct #stoningtonct #pawcatuckct

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