MooMoo and Chip Landon recently joined Dr. Darla Shaw for a conversation about their time in Ridgefield for our oral history series called Growing up in Ridgefield. The Ridgefield Historical Society’s Oral History Project collects, preserves, and celebrates the stories of all Ridgefielders. If you or someone you know has a story to share, please contact us: [email protected]
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Grace Clewell, In Memorium
November 1, 2026
The Ridgefield Historical Society mourns the passing of former board member and longtime volunteer Grace Clewell, whose many years of dedicated service helped preserve and share Ridgefield’s history.
From our Vault to Main Street, Ridgefield History is the Focus
November 1, 2026
Ridgefield Historical Society’s fall happenings ranged from Scott House gatherings to Main Street walks.
Cooking Up History: Recipes of the Past
November 1, 2026
This month’s item from the collection is “Choice Recipes,” a cookbook from the early 1900s, put together by the women of Jesse Lee Memorial Church. Printed by The Ridgefield Press,
Sanders Gives Publishing Rights to Ridgefield Historical Society
November 1, 2026
Town Historian Jack Sanders has transferred the publishing rights for 16 of his books to the Ridgefield Historical Society, ensuring that these works will continue to be available in years