Upcoming Events and News
The Easton Historical Society and Museum is now
open Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 10 am to 4 pm each day.
Saturdays we are open if the "open" flag is out on that day.
Please call ahead to schedule a formal visit, research project or tour.
We will also be resuming our monthly open house on the second
Sunday of each month.
We look forward to seeing you again as we explore more of Easton's rich
history.
open Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 10 am to 4 pm each day.
Saturdays we are open if the "open" flag is out on that day.
Please call ahead to schedule a formal visit, research project or tour.
We will also be resuming our monthly open house on the second
Sunday of each month.
We look forward to seeing you again as we explore more of Easton's rich
history.
This is the window that was brought from England for the 1714 Edward Hayward House, once considered the oldest house in Easton.
According to The Rev. Dr. William L. Chaffin, it was situated just southeast of the Pine Grove Cemetery and southeast of the current Joseph Hayward
(red) house.
According to The Rev. Dr. William L. Chaffin, it was situated just southeast of the Pine Grove Cemetery and southeast of the current Joseph Hayward
(red) house.
We have new mugs available for sale!
Annual Meeting
A link below with the video by ECAT of our annual meeting held on Sunday, October 30, 2022
https://youtu.be/z4vyWtqXdFg
https://youtu.be/z4vyWtqXdFg
Please welcome Anne Wooster Drury
Hello Everyone,
As I'm sure you've noticed, the Society has started up its newsletter again. Our long-time EHS member, Anne Drury, is the new author of this bi-weekly letter. She will also be writing our quarterly newsletter.
Anne comes to us as a very talented individual with a great skill set that fits our Society immeasurably. She is published in a number of Reminiscences and contributed to The History of Easton Volume II.
Below is a quick resume of Anne’s career to date:
Anne Wooster Drury is a native of Easton and has lived in Easton, for most of her life.
A graduate of Bridgewater State College, she taught in both Vermont and New Hampshire before returning to Easton to raise her family.
After spending thirty-two years teaching Social Studies at Easton Junior High and later the Easton Middle School, she retired in 2017.
Anne also writes poetry and her poems have appeared in many prints and online journals including: The Aurorean A Journal of Nature Poems, Blueline, Ibbetson Street, Poem, Muddy River Review, and RavensPerch.
Now that she's been properly introduced, let's continue to give Anne a warm welcome!
Arielle
As I'm sure you've noticed, the Society has started up its newsletter again. Our long-time EHS member, Anne Drury, is the new author of this bi-weekly letter. She will also be writing our quarterly newsletter.
Anne comes to us as a very talented individual with a great skill set that fits our Society immeasurably. She is published in a number of Reminiscences and contributed to The History of Easton Volume II.
Below is a quick resume of Anne’s career to date:
Anne Wooster Drury is a native of Easton and has lived in Easton, for most of her life.
A graduate of Bridgewater State College, she taught in both Vermont and New Hampshire before returning to Easton to raise her family.
After spending thirty-two years teaching Social Studies at Easton Junior High and later the Easton Middle School, she retired in 2017.
Anne also writes poetry and her poems have appeared in many prints and online journals including: The Aurorean A Journal of Nature Poems, Blueline, Ibbetson Street, Poem, Muddy River Review, and RavensPerch.
Now that she's been properly introduced, let's continue to give Anne a warm welcome!
Arielle
Reminiscences Volume Thirteen
The Railroad Station now proudly offers Volume 13 of Reminiscences. Thanks to the very generous donation of Mrs. Carol Misiewicz, the cost is only $10.
Come and get your copy today!!
Come and get your copy today!!