By Tyler Amorando | Greenwich Sentinel | Page 4 | August 1, 2025 As America approaches its 250th birthday in 2026, Greenwich is preparing to honor the milestone with a yearlong celebration that promises to reflect the town’s rich historical roots and vibrant civic spirit. Leading the charge locally are Mary Ellen LeBien and Barbara … Read more
Anya Seton: Author, socialite, history lover, and lifelong Greenwich resident. Born Ann Seton onJanuary 23, 1904, the Setons moved to Greenwich when Ann was three months old. By the timeof her death in 1990 at the age of 86, she had hopped between Old Greenwich, Cos Cob, andGreenwich proper, but never left Connecticut for more … Read more
Greenwich Sentinel | July 24, 2025 The Greenwich Historical Society Board of Trustees announces the appointment of Carol B. Cadou as the organization’s new Executive Director and CEO, effective August 25. Cadou brings over 30 years of museum management and curatorial experience with historic sites, libraries, archives, and fine and decorative arts collections, with prior … Read more
Greenwich Time | By Andy Blye | May 3, 2025 GREENWICH — Keen observers on Greenwich Avenue may be transported back in time over the next few months, thanks to four large public art installations now on display. Historic black and white photos of Greenwich Avenue’s history have been pasted on four buildings downtown by artist Aaron … Read more
News 12 | Larry Epstein and Sara Gibek | Apr 4, 2025 News 12 Connecticut is making history come alive as we visit towns in our area and tell their stories, from their founding to today. Larry Epstein kicks things off in Greenwich.
Join host Leslie Mueller as she explores the American Impressionists. We begin at the breathtaking Bruce Museum in Greenwich, CT learning about American artist’s interpretations of the European Impressionist style and the local connections. Then join Leslie at the nearby Bush-Holley House to take a behind-the-scenes to see where many of these artists lived, exchanged … Read more
Help us to fulfill our mission to preserve and interpret Greenwich history to strengthen the community’s connection to our past, to each other and to our future.
