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Jim and Jane Henson: Creative Work, Creative Play

Now through October 8, 2017

The Greenwich Historical Society’s 86th Annual Meeting and Panel Discussion: The Green-Twachtman House 1845 to Today

Wednesday, September 13

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Reimagine the Campus

The Greenwich Historical Society has announced a visionary plan that will dramatically transform the National Historic Landmark Bush-Holley House campus to expand and provide better access and to enrich education and preservation programs. More >

It’s official! Construction has begun.

Construction, June 29, 2017

From left to right: Bruce Dixon, Building Committee; Albert Ashforth, Contractor; Tom Clephane, Reimagine the Campus Committee: Haley Elmlinger, Reimagine the Campus Committee; CT State Representative Livvy Floren; First Selectman Peter Tesei; CT State Senator Scott Frantz; Board Chairman Davidde Strackbein; Reimagine the Campus Chairman Peter Malkin; Executive Director Debra Mecky; U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal; Architect David Scott Parker; John Dixon, Building Committee; Andy Fox, Project Manager

Help Us Tell the Story of the Jewish Community of Greenwich

Find out For an upcoming exhibition the public is invited to share objects and ephemera relating to the Jewish experience in Greenwich.

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The Greenwich Historical Society preserves the history of Greenwich, engages the public in an exploration of our rich cultural heritage, inspires a spirit of discovery through educational programs and encourages active participation in the preservation and interpretation of the Town’s past.