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Welcome to the ELLINGTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY

The Ellington Historical Society holds its meetings at 7 P.M. in the upstairs meeting room at Hall Memorial Library at 93 Main Street Ellington CT.

Refreshments follow the programs.

Old and new members, and guests are welcome.
Ellington Book
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  Schedule of Events for 2009-2010  
  Sat Jan 30, 2010 2 - 5 p.m. History Day - Hall Memorial Library
Link to Historic Houses of Ellington flyer
 
  Thu Feb 25, 2010 7 p.m. Vernon Trains - Donald Sierakowski  
Thu Apr 22, 2010 7 p.m. Who was Henry Knox? - Jim Long
  Sat May (TBD) 2010 Flea Market  
  Thu Jun 24, 2010 Pot Luck Supper - Annual Meeting  
       
       
       
       
       
  Mission Statement  
  The purpose of this society shall be to create interest and activity in the field of local history through:  
  - Conducting a program of meetings on subjects of local history or historical interest.  
  - Providing an educational program in cooperation with local organizations by means  of exhibits, publications and talks relating to Ellington.  
  - Acquiring and maintaining for preservation and research a collection of records, facts and material, real estate or other property, past and present, relating to the history and to the citizens of Ellington.  
  - Preserving, identifying and marking buildings and sites of historic interest.  
  - Carrying on in general any and all activities appropriate for a historical society.  
     
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