Our collaborative community history project has received national recognition for bringing long-overlooked voices into Ridgefield’s historical record and expanding how local history is preserved, shared, and understood.
This new book shares LGBTQIA+ experiences of Ridgefield through personal stories gathered during our community oral history project, preserving voices and perspectives that will broaden the understanding of the town’s history.
Dr. Darla Shaw recently met with Jessica Mancini to talk about living in Ridgefield.
Dr. Darla Shaw joined Wendy and Mark Lionetti for a delightful talk about their life in Ridgefield.
A generous grant from the Ridgefield Thrift Shop helps the Ridgefield Historical Society preserve voices past and present.
Dr. Darla Shaw conducted a fascinating interview with Bruce Willett about his memories of living in Ridgefield.
Jim and Lynn Mullen joined Dr. Darla Shaw for a conversation about living in Ridgefield.
Reflecting on four decades of camaraderie among Ridgefield’s esteemed gentlemen!
With a generous grant from CT Humanities, Ridgefield Historical Society is recording Ridgefield’s LGBTQIA+ oral histories, preserving stories and increasing civic PRIDE.
Dr. Darla Shaw sat down with MooMoo and Chip Landon to discuss living in Ridgefield.