Join the Historical Society on March 12, 2023 at 4 pm as we welcome author Marty Podskoch for an illustrated talk on the Civilian Conservation
The Grange – A Fraternal Order of Farmers
Perhaps no single organization in Easton’s long history received more press coverage between 1897 and 1968 than the Grange. There is little doubt that the
Monuments Men
One of the challenges in writing a regular history column is constantly coming up with new ideas about old things. Today’s subject was inspired by
The Oldest Store in Easton Sells its First Bottles of Beer!
A new day arrived in Easton this October when Adrienne Burke received her license to sell beer along with her unique selection of specialty grocery
Harry & The Lady in White
Harry O’Connor had just completed a thirteen day stretch without a day’s rest at the Chance-Vought aircraft plant in Stratford. In was mid-October of 1943
Not Your Everyday Lally Column
Not the typical means of supporting a sagging floor. The house at 910 Sport Hill Road was built in 1833 to house the minister of