One of the most valuable tools in the Mount Vernon kitchen was Mrs. Washington's copy of The Art of Cookery, Made Plain and Easy; Which far exceeds any Thing of the Kind yet published... By a Lady. Martha Washington's original copy is part of the special collections at Mount Vernon, and includes the marvelous Peach […]
Experience History Come Alive with Wilton's Daughters of the American Revolution, Drum Hill Chapter! On Saturday, April 27, at the Historic Onion Field in Redding, CT, join to commemorate the 1777 March of the Crown Forces through Redding, on a mission to dismantle the Continental Army Supply Depot in Danbury. This one-day educational Living History […]
The Wilton Historical Society thrillingly announces their upcoming Colonial Jobs Fair on September 7, 1-3 p.m. Learn about the jobs and chores of Wilton's historic laborers, and try out some of the town's eighteenth century colonists' and Indigenous residents' work. This event is a free open house event. Donations are appreciated! Find more information here.
How did colonial children spend their free time? In a time before video games, smartphones, and modern technology, kids played a variety of games that are still fun and entertaining today! Join the Wilton Historical Society on Saturday, Apr. 4, 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m., to learn about games like 9 Men’s Morris, Cup and […]
