Author: David Landry
APRIL 30 ZOOM Program
“The Statue of Liberty and Immigration in Connecticut.” Presented by MHS Program Director Bruce Clouette. 7:30PM
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Renovation Project Update 2/25
Since the January 6 groundbreaking, there has been a lot of activity here on Spring Hill. Site work for both buildings has been moving along quickly despite the often adverse weather conditions.
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Building Renovations and Repairs Begin
January 6, 2025. We have reached a significant milestone in the continued mission of preserving Mansfield’s history for the future.
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The Mills of Mansfield Hollow
Watch a recorded video of this ZOOM program from November 18, 2022 as presented by Bruce Clouette.
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Pink Ravine Cemetery Program
We had an exceptionally beautiful morning for our tour of the Gurley Cemetery on Bonemill Road given by Micheal Carroll. A large number of folks came out to learn more about the recent rehabilitation and cleaning of existing and missing grave markers in the older section of the cemetery.
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MHS Awarded Two Grants
We are ringing in the New Year with some great news! We have been awarded an $8,400 CT Cultural Fund Operating Support Grant (CTCFOSG). We were one of 624 organizations in Connecticut that were awarded CT Cultural Fund support totaling $16M from CT Humanities (CTH). The CTCFOSGs are part of $30.7M of support allocated to arts, humanities, and cultural nonprofits through CTH over the next two years by the CT General Assembly and approved by Governor Ned Lamont.
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Chaffee House and Barn Chaffeeville
POST #42 Chaffee House and Barn Chaffeeville
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The Silkmills in Chaffeville
POST #41 The Silkmills in Chaffeville
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The Silk Mills in Attwoodville
POST # 40 THE SILK MILLS IN ATWOODVILLE
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Henry Brown House, Chestnut Hill
POST # 39 – HENRY BROWN HOUSE, CHESTNUT HILL
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Boaz Stearns House, Chestnut Hill
POST # 38 – Boaz Stearns House, Chestnut Hill
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Eagleville Train Depot
POST # 37 – EAGLEVILLE TRAIN DEPOT, STORE AND POST OFFICE
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The Eagleville Mill
POST # 36 – THE EAGLEVILLE MILL
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The Mills At The Ravine
POST # 35 – THE MILLS AT THE RAVINE
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Hillside Hall
POST # 34 – HILLSIDE HALL, MANSFIELD DEPOT
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The Mansfield Organ Pipe Works
POST # 33 – THE MANSFIELD ORGAN PIPE WORKS, MANSFIELD DEPOT
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Mansfield Depot Train Station
POST # 32 – MANSFIELD DEPOT, TRAIN STATION
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The William J. Hernberg House
POST # 31 – THE WILLIAM J. HERNBERG HOUSE, MANSFIELD DEPOT
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Merrow Train Depot
POST # 30: MERROW TRAIN DEPOT AND GENERAL STORE:
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Stockinet Mill, Merrow
POST # 29: STOCKINET MILL, MERROW.
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Gurley-Mason Mill
POST # 28: THE GURLEY-MASON MILL, MANSFIELD FOUR CORNERS.
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Fuller-Sabins Store
POST # 27: THE FULLER-SABINS STORE, MANSFIELD FOUR CORNERS.
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Fuller-Lyon Store
LOST MANSFIELD # 26: THE FULLER-LYON STORE, MANSFIELD FOUR CORNERS
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Fuller Tavern
LOST MANSFIELD # 25: THE FULLER TAVERN, MANSFIELD FOUR CORNERS
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