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Simsbury Historical Society Announces Hands-on Blacksmithing Classes

Simsbury Historical Society Announces Hands-on Blacksmithing Classes

by Jane McAlpine | Sep 9, 2025 | News

The Simsbury Historical Society is launching introductory blacksmithing classes starting in October 2025. Classes will take place at the Griswold & Ensign Blacksmith Shop on the historical society grounds. Built in 2024, the blacksmith shop is fully functional and...
Portrait of 18th Century Simsbury Woman Exhibited at Simsbury Public Library

Portrait of 18th Century Simsbury Woman Exhibited at Simsbury Public Library

by Jane McAlpine | Sep 8, 2025 | News

Portrait of Esther Wallace Jackson, created by Connecticut artist, Kern Bruce, will be on display at the Simsbury Public Library through 2025. The large scale oil painting is representational art, depicting the artist’s imagination of Esther Wallace Jackson’s physical...
Charitable Event to Restore the Historic White Memorial Fountain is Announced

Charitable Event to Restore the Historic White Memorial Fountain is Announced

by Jane McAlpine | May 14, 2025 | Event

The Simsbury Historical Society recently restored the flow of water to the White Memorial Fountain much to the delight of passersby, neighbors, and outdoor diners at nearby Abigail’s Grille and Wine Bar. To celebrate and raise funds for the Simsbury Historical...
Historic Trades of the Revolution Day Takes Place in May

Historic Trades of the Revolution Day Takes Place in May

by Jane McAlpine | Apr 2, 2025 | News

.On Saturday, May 3, 2025, the Simsbury Historical Society will be transformed into a vibrant center of colonial era activities during Historic Trades of the Revolution Day. Skilled trades and crafts people dressed in period attire will interact with visitors and use...

Circa 1771 Simsbury Structure Slated for Demolition is Dismantled for Preservation

by Jane McAlpine | Mar 17, 2025 | News

Late last year, the Simsbury Historical Society submitted a written objection to a Bloomfield developer’s demolition application with the Town of Simsbury Building Department. The single family home slated for demolition, situated on ten acres of land at 40 Holcomb...
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