The American painter George Catlin has left us a remarkable record of the lives of American Indians in the 1830s. The Smithsonian American Art Museum [...]
Presented by the Community Events Committee of the Salisbury Association in Collaboration with the Scoville Memorial Library Thomas Jefferson’s home Monticello was a farm of [...]
Hartford 2019 A collaboration of the Scoville Memorial Library and the Salisbury Association Land Trust Dr. Schlesinger will examine the regional impacts [...]
A community history Presented in collaboration with the Salisbury Association Historical Society and the Hotchkiss Library What do the words “We Noble African Citizens”, the [...]
The United States faces a growing terrorism problem that will likely worsen over the next year, including in the aftermath of the November 2020 presidential [...]
Born in 1871, descended from the Russian aristocracy’s highest ranks, and heiress to one of its great fortunes, Countess Sofia Vladimirova Panina won the admiration [...]
The recent Black Lives Matter protests sweeping through the nation have made many Americans question their own beliefs and long held assumptions about race and privilege [...]
Zoom details below Simon Winchester Live: Two Book Previews Mississippi River: Headwaters and Heartland to Delta and Gulf with photographs by David Freese and a look [...]
See Zoom links below Co-sponsored by the Salisbury Association Land Trust Bobcat sightings across Connecticut have increased over the last 20 years, being reported [...]
Presented in collaboration with the Salisbury Association Land Trust Already gone from two New England states, the timber rattlesnake is endangered in all others. [...]