Six early-19th-century paintings open a window onto a Ridgefield family whose Revolutionary past has remained untold for over two centuries.
Discover the stories behind Ridgefield’s stone walls and gateways, and help uncover the people and traditions that shaped them.
A richly illustrated exploration of divided allegiances reveals how faith, property, and politics fractured a small Connecticut community during the Revolution, leaving lasting consequences for its residents.
All members are invited to attend a special meeting to approve and adopt new by-laws for the Ridgefield Historical Society.
The Ridgefield Holiday Market and Raffle at Lounsbury House invites visitors to enjoy festive shopping, remarkable prizes, and seasonal cheer while supporting the important work of Tiger Hollow Inc. and the Ridgefield Historical Society.
A discussion of the history of Ridgefield’s neighborhood pharmacies and how they shaped daily life and community connections.
Archaeologists discovered a cache of Continental Army buttons and musket balls offering powerful evidence of where the Battle of Ridgefield’s fighting occurred.
Honoring decades of dedication to research, preservation, and public history, Ridgefield recognizes two of its most devoted stewards of local heritage.
Dr. Darla Shaw joined Wendy and Mark Lionetti for a delightful talk about their life in Ridgefield.
The Ridgefield Historical Society brings the beloved tradition of silhouettes to the Scott House just in time for the holidays.