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We are open Saturdays 9 am to noon or by appointment.
Great news, the museum will reopen beginning June 5th on Saturday’s 9 am to noon for visitors. We will be following state and local guidelines. We have been working on displays and maintenance during the shut down. One ongoing project is to create an online presence of our museum, and while we have a long ways to go before we finish, there is the beginning of our effort available on line now. You can see the beginning of it by following this link. https://ctcollections.org/index.php/Browse/objects/facet/source_facet/id/1762/view/images/key/e7ea7a9363bf62768d1a37a4a0c78efa
You can also access it by typing:
https://ctcollections.org/ and select browse then select institutions and select East Windsor
We would like to thank our patrons for their support and if anyone would like to donate you may go to https://paypal.me/ewhistory
or send a check payable to East Windsor Historical Society and mail it to
The East Windsor Historical Society
115 Scantic Road,
East Windsor, CT., 06088
USE OF FACILITIES FORM
If you would like to use our patio for an outdoor socially distanced meeting please download and fill out the facilities use form at this link:
Or you may copy the link below:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1h4IhxVIKUfLu2QIhYowQ8W0UP6BiqCLl/view?usp=sharing
Email the form to:
Scantic Green and Historic Marker Restoration
Posted on September 27, 2019 by eastwindsorhistory
Historical Marker Restoration – Funding Raising Campaign
The Historic Marker has been removed and shipped out for restoration as of Sept 25. Progress is being made on the Scantic Green with the planting of the white oak by the Girl Scouts this past Saturday. Update the new marker is in place on the green take a moment to see it. There is a photo of it being installed below. We can now accept donations via a credit card on our website or the link below.
The marker was installed 50 years ago when all 169 towns received an individualize marker. It needs to be sand blasted and powder coated to bring it back to life. It will cost $2000 including shipping and two upright posts.
This green is the gateway to Scantic, the center of East Windsor and we think it deserves sprucing up and a little Tender Loving Care.
Won’t you help us? To reach our goal of $2000 we have the suggested amounts listed below. You can use ta credit card at the Paypal link below or you can mail a check with the notation “Historical Marker Restoration” to the East Windsor Historical Society, 115 Scantic Rd, E Windsor, CT 06088. All donations are tax deductible.
4 caring people to donate $500
20 caring people to donate $100
40 caring people to donate $50
80 caring people to donate $25
Thank you,
Nancy Masters, Michael Moriarty, and Daniel Burnham
Won’t you help us? To reach our goal of $2000 we have the suggested amounts listed below. You can use ta credit card at the Paypal link below or you can mail a check with the notation “Historical Marker Restoration” to the East Windsor Historical Society, 115 Scantic Rd, E Windsor, CT 06088. All donations are tax deductible.
4 caring people to donate $500
20 caring people to donate $100
40 caring people to donate $50
80 caring people to donate $25
Thank you,
Nancy Masters, Michael Moriarty, and Daniel Burnham
About
The society was formed in 1965 in anticipation of the 1968 bicentennial of the incorporation of East Windsor, CT due primarily to the efforts of its founding president L. Ellsworth Stoughton with the support of many members of the community. Our purposes are to…
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