The Ridgefield Historical Society is currently inviting applications for our second annual Ridgefield High School Scholarship.
Speak with Kay Ables, Ridgefield Town Historian and Ridgefield Historical Society board member and you’ll hear a voice that is at once intelligent, engaged, and warm. Kay Ables loves Ridgefield
We are happy to introduce you to The Herrick Portrait, a painting of Lois Herrick, née Hall. And as lovely as this portrait is, Lois’ story is quite interesting too.
Monica McMorran, an Historical Society Board Member since 2004, recently retired, but remains an active volunteer on our Archives Committee. Her contributions have been significant.
The Ridgefield Historical Society was a recent beneficiary of a CTH Cultural
Fund Operating Support Grant, helping us do our work and serve our mission.
It’s January. The days are long yet short, and the prospect of spring is still many months away. But at the Ridgefield Historical Society, there is a definite energy and light. And we know where it comes from — our college intern, Antonia ten Holder.
Take a moment to meet her.
In this “Picks from the Archive,” Ridgefield Historical Society volunteer, Rob Orr, shares some of the resources he used to learn more about his home and its history.
Since our founding over 20 years ago, the Ridgefield Historical Society has made many friends and been the beneficiary of much generosity, enthusiasm, and support. And we are very grateful.
As the Ridgefield Historical Society enters our 21st year and continues to expand our work, programs, and activities, we introduce you to our current team of board leaders.
The Peter Parley Schoolhouse enjoyed a steady stream of visitors on Sunday, September 25 as we opened our doors — and paid homage to star pupil, Cyrus Northrop.
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Ridgefield, CT 06877
Tel. (203) 438-5821
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