Thank you for joining America's 250th town-wide celebration!
Take a look below at some of the days highlights! For more programs, events, exhibitions and lectures, visit our event calendar, our current exhibition and the town of Greenwich website.
Sunday in the Park with George
The Oosterschelde
Greenwich Historical Society celebrated America’s 250th birthday with a free tour of the historic tall ship, The Oosterschelde, and enjoyed fun activities in honor of this momentous birthday. At our Sunday in the Park, over 1200 people were able to tour the vessel.
The Oosterschelde dates back to 1918, working originally as a ship for international trade. After being restored between 1988 and 1992, it became the first Dutch tall ship open to sail worldwide with guests. After their stop in Greenwich, the Oosterschelde served as the lead vessel of the international tall ships that sailed into New York on July 4th for America’s 250th.
Spot Yankee Doodle Doggie!
Yankee Doodle Doggie travels Greenwich!
Yankee Doodle Doggie has been busy! He has traveled all around town and is now at his forever home! 🐾 Take a look below at some of his fun adventures!
Committee Co-Chairs
Cynthia Chang and Tom Galvin
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Celebrate America’s 250th in Greenwich! Your donation supports Greenwich Historical Society’s mission to preserve and promote our town’s history and to engage our community through educational programs and events.
Looking for more events? America’s 250th | Greenwich is a series of town-wide initiatives that will take place from July 4, 2025 to July 4, 2026. This yearlong commemoration will feature historical exhibitions, community gatherings, and educational programs that highlight our shared history and inspire a collective future. Stay up-to-date on programs and events by following @greenwich250 on Instagram and visiting the towns America’s 250th | Greenwich webpage.