A new exhibit in town hall, Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route, highlights Ridgebury’s encounter with French troops, just four years after the hostile British force under General Tryon had come through the village.
A new exhibit in town hall, Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route, highlights Ridgebury’s encounter with French troops, just four years after the hostile British force under General Tryon had come through the village.
We certainly had fun getting ready for “Picturing Our Past,” which opens at the Ridgefield Guild of Artists on Saturday, March 12. The show runs until Saturday, April 2.
The winning entry of our 2021 LEGO® Sculpture Contest is a model of the Peter Parley Schoolhouse by Bobby, Owen, and Paityn Sommerer.
Marking the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, the Ridgefield Historical Society display cases on the main level at Town Hall are filled with documents, artifacts and remembrances of those lost on Sept. 11, 2001.
the 1919 graduating class of the formerly named Alexander Hamilton High School. Yearbooks, a 1944 banner, senior class trip photos, and graduation invitations from our archives were included in the Town Hall display June 1 – July 30, 2021.
An image gallery of the winners of our first annual LEGO® Sculpture Contest. Team Zides took 1st place in the Mixed Age Category for St. Stephen’s Church. All entries were on view at Ridgefield Town Hall in the front lobby exhibit cases from February 5 through March 31, 2021.
Taken from the memoirs of Joe Tulipani, who lived with his family on the Keeler Farm on Nod Road in the 1930s.
With Town Hall now open to the public, we have once again filled the display cases in the main hallway: Materials marking the 9/11 attacks are currently on view. (9/2020)
It was big news in 1901 when the Ridgefield Post Office established Rural Free Delivery. Ira C. Wixsom was one of the town’s first rural mail carriers.
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