Treasures From the Archives: Letters Home (Part 4)
Established in 1907 by Roland Jessup Mulford, the Ridgefield School stood on southern Main Street serving as a boarding school for boys during the school year and as the Ridgefield Inn during the summer.
March 6 and 13, 1916
Read Thompson’s sixth and seventh letters to his mother.
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Treasures from the Archives: Wooden Voting Box
This wooden voting box was used by the Ridgefield Italian American Club to vote on membership. It was donated to the Historical Society by Irene M. Gray in 2018.
38-Star Flag
There are multiple antique American flags in the archives of the Ridgefield Historical Society. However, this one is likely the oldest, having only 38 stars.
Treasures from the Archives: Two Dresses
The following items from the Historical Society’s archives were hand-selected and researched by our two Ridgefield High School interns, Sara Shepherd and Tyler Ingram. Suffragist Dress This dress was previously
Treasures from the Archives: Ice Harvesting in Ridgefield
Taken from the memoirs of Joe Tulipani, who lived with his family on the Keeler Farm on Nod Road in the 1930s.
