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 [...]
A collaboration of the Salisbury Association Historical Society and the Scoville Memorial Library The travel book guide and passport to all 169 Connecticut [...]
A collaboration of the The Community Events Committee of the Salisbury Association and the Scoville Memorial Library Edith Wharton is known mainly for her contribution [...]
A collaboration of the Salisbury Historical Association Society and the Scoville Memorial Library In 2016 in his newly purchased house on Farnum [...]
Go back 1000 years to the Eastern Woodlands! The Institute For American Indian Studies educators will bring the museum experience to our library [...]
Connecticut boasts some of the oldest and most distinctive architecture in New England, from Colonial churches and Modernist houses to refurbished nineteenth-century factories. The state’s [...]
In his lecture, Mathew Duman highlights a selection of gargoyles and grotesques found throughout the buildings of Yale University's campus in New Haven. Using original [...]
Clermont State Historic Site in Germantown, New York was the home of seven generations of the Livingston Family. Robert Fulton's Clermont The family played [...]
A Landscape Transformed: The Ames Iron Works presented by Lou Bucceri Hosted by the Salisbury Association Historical Society and the Scoville Memorial Library [...]
Fourth Friday Film Series A new film series presenting just-released movies on our spectacular high definition screen. Remember when going to the movies was an [...]