SML Middle Grade Book Club
A book club for middle grade students to explore literary genres. We'll meet monthly to talk about the stylistic differences between the "classics," historical fiction, [...]
Get Started with Genealogy Basics: The US Census presented by Bryna O’Sullivan, professional genealogist
Register here Beginning research for your family history can feel overwhelming. Do you join a website? Listen to your relatives? Something else? O’Sullivan will introduce participants to [...]
Local Skirmishes on the Road to Electrification More Than a Century Ago: Great Barrington and Salisbury presented by Bernard Drew, Historian
Cosponsored by the Salisbury Association Historical Society and the Scoville Memorial Library In 1886, inventor William Stanley ran wires from an old rubberware factory in [...]
The Cesar Family: Noble African Citizens of Northwest, Connecticut with Katherine Overton. A Black History Conversation with historian Rhonan Mokriski
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 Fight for Women’s Suffrage in Connecticut, presented by Ilene Frank, Chief Curator of the Connecticut Historical Society
Please see below for Zoom link In collaboration with the Salisbury Association Historical Society 2020 marks only the 100th anniversary of women’s right [...]
CANCELED or POSTPONED Era of Elegance: Lenox’s Ventfort Hall: Elegant Country Refuge of Morgans and Vanderbilt
Please note that all March events are canceled or postponed. We will update you about rescheduling and further cancellations as soon as we know more [...]
World Around Us Series: New England’s Most Endangered Vertebrate – the Timber Rattlesnake presented by Professor Tom Tyning
Presented in collaboration with the Salisbury Association Land Trust Already gone from two New England states, the timber rattlesnake is endangered in all others. [...]
The Era of Elegance : Capturing the Age of Elegance in the Northwest Corner: Photographs of Marie H. Kendall presented by Barry Webber, Norfolk Historical Society
Co-sponsored by The Community Events Committee of the Salisbury Association in collaboration with the Scoville Memorial Library In 1884, the 30 year old [...]
SAHS: “The Lakeville Crucifix” by local historian and author Geoffrey Brown
A collaboration of the Salisbury Association Historical Society (SAHS) and the Scoville Memorial Library In the 1880s events in Lakeville, Connecticut made the front page [...]
SAHS: “The Connecticut 169 Club: Your Passport and Guide to Exploring Connecticut” presented by author and historian Marty Podskoch
A collaboration of the Salisbury Association Historical Society and the Scoville Memorial Library The travel book guide and passport to all 169 Connecticut [...]