Historical Society Seeks Membership Chair

Ridgefield is lucky. Our past is rich and fascinating. The Historical Society is here to share and preserve this history — and we're looking for a Membership Chair to help us.

Interested in helping one of Ridgefield’s vital organizations grow? The Ridgefield Historical Society is recruiting a new membership chair to join the board of directors to help us reach new residents and audiences so we can all enjoy and treasure the history of our town.  

Those who are already members know the many ways that the Historical Society gathers, preserves and shares information. Our staff, volunteers and board members provide hours of research, organizing, outreach, and support, whether it’s helping coordinate Battle of RIdgefield commemorations, hosting young students at the Peter Parley Schoolhouse for a taste of one-room schooling, or gathering the Ridgefield History Club for conversations about bygone days to create a record of the town’s recent past.

We have genealogists who help untangle knotty family records and we have people who work with donations of documents and photos, making sure that proper preservation techniques are observed and that the information we have can be accessed by researchers. Our website, supported by our members, offers a wealth of local history.  

Our board is a hands-on, working board; our new membership chairman will be a welcome addition. For information and to discuss whether this volunteer position would be a good fit, please email [email protected].

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