Join Enfield Historical Society member Peter Sorenson for a PowerPoint presentation on Embezzlement and Other Crimes in Thompsonville. The presentation will include a look at the rise and fall of[...]
Join Jim Malley, Enfield Historical Society Member, on Thursday, April 16, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. at the Enfield Public Library, 104 Middle Road. He will provide a PowerPoint presentation titled[...]
The Enfield Historical Society is participating in the 2026 Enfield Town Wide Tag Sale! We will be set up in front of the Martha Parsons House with a wide array[...]
After decades of only having one school building in town, four additional one room schoolhouses were built in 1754, including Wallop School. Our little red school was one of the[...]
Guided by Jim Malley, this free walking tour begins in the Enfield Street School parking lot, then crosses Enfield Street to the Thomas Abbey Memorial and Enfield Congregational Church. Next, it[...]
There are only three Shakers left in the world today. It was much different 200 years ago, when Shaker communities were founded all over New York, New England, and beyond. [...]
The Enfield Historical Society is hosting class field trips today. If you are an educator or leader of a school, scout, or other youth group, you can contact the Enfield Historical[...]
The Enfield Historical Society is hosting class field trips today. If you are an educator or leader of a school, scout, or other youth group, you can contact the Enfield Historical[...]
The Enfield Young Historians Initiative provides children with a path to research and to learn about the people who relocated themselves and their families to Enfield, Connecticut. This free program[...]
The Enfield Historical Society is hosting class field trips today. If you are an educator or leader of a school, scout, or other youth group, you can contact the Enfield Historical[...]