Last updated: 1/15/2010
523 Route 169Woodstock, CT 06281
PO Box 65Woodstock, CT 06281
April-October, Sundays 12-4pm
Other times by appointment
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Elaine Lachapelle
phone: 860-928-1035
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Linda Chace
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Gail White
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Anthony Reed
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We collect all types of history on Woodstock, Connecticut and its people. Woodstock will have its 325th Anniversary in 2011. We will have a new history out at the end of this year containing around 300 images from our collection.
The Society was formed in 1967. We received our The Society was formed in 1967. We received our home in 1990 when the Town moved into its new headquarters and they gave us the Palmer Memorial Hall complex on Woodstock Hill. We are totally runned by volunteers. There are two retired librarians cataloging the collection.
We have a large photographic collection with nearly 1,000 glass plate negatives from four to five major photographers both professional and amateur. We also have over 5000 slides and another 1000 prints and sheet negatives.
We have most of the printed works that cover our town and some of the surrounding towns. Clarence Bowens 8 volume history and genealogy of Woodstock Families is one of our main resources. We have available for sale reprints of the history volume No. 1 and can provide the other volumes upon request.
At least one exhibit per year and about 5 programs (speakers)
Officers and a board of directors, all volunteers
Access: General Public, Students, Scholars, Members
Appointment required: No
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