Rich Forristall, Author at Deep River Historical Society

October 5, 2017Uncategorized by Rich Forristall

Native American programs

We are co-sponsoring events with our own Historical Society and the Essex Historical Society along with the Land Trusts from both towns. Come join us on Thursday, Nov. 2 at 7:00 at the Carriage House. 245 Main Street, Deep River. This program is titled Native Americans of the Connecticut River Valley. Nicholas Bellatoni, former CT State Archaeologist, will be our guide to Native […]

February 10, 2017News by Rich Forristall

DRHS News & Upcoming Events for Spring 2017

It promises to be another active season at the DRHS with many events planned for the upcoming months. Cindi Stannard, Board of Trustee Treasurer, will be presenting a talk, “Winthrop—-In Its Early Days” at the Carriage House on Thursday April 27th at 7:00 pm. Free to all that are interested in attending. The Winthrop section of Deep River is being […]

October 27, 2016News by Rich Forristall

Trees, Trains & Traditions

4th. Annual Festival of Trees Sponsored by Deep River Historical Society Dec. 1, 2 & 3 Thursday, Friday & Saturday 5-8 pm Mark your calendars Lights will be glowing in the beautiful rooms of the Stone House and Carriage House as it is decorated for the Festival of Trees, Trains & Traditions. A special train layout is being designed by Trustee member Frank Santoro […]

October 27, 2016News by Rich Forristall

Deep River Historical Society Thanksgiving Break

College students home over the Thanksgiving break? House guests that have eaten more turkey than they wanted to and looking for something to do? Free entertainment and getting to know more about our town can all be accomplished during the extended hours at the Stone House post Thanksgiving! Alternative to Black Friday Holiday shopping and/or football for those that want […]

September 27, 2016News by Rich Forristall

Chester Wins in Annual Tri-Town Vintage Baseball

Congratulations to Chester Vintage Baseball team for this years win. Another great day and great game in Deep River as players and families came together to enjoy the friendly Tri-Town historical baseball competition at Devitts Field. Essex and Deep River will be back to win next year. Thanks to our guys, Aaron “Pigpen,” Rick “Used to Quick,” Shawn “The Tick,” Angus […]

September 27, 2016News Denison planes, Thomas Elliott, woodworking by Rich Forristall

Thomas Elliott’s Planes of Winthrop

Standing room only at Tom Elliott’s talk on Wed night. A wonderfully informed talk about the manufacturing of planes in Winthrop. Tom surprised the entire room when he donated his collection of Denison planes to the Deep river Historical Society. An overwhelming reaction to such a generous gift. Thomas Elliott, well-respected architect, from Westbook, CT presented a program on […]

August 29, 2016Event by Rich Forristall

An Afternoon with the Ladies Historic Sewing Circle

Ladies representing various time periods from 1790 to 1910 gathered on the Stone House veranda on Sunday Aug 28th. Dressed in actual vintage and authentically reproduced clothing and accessories, the ladies spoke with visitors about their projects, their clothing, the history and their sewing techniques. Many of the visitors that attended the event were able to get advice and discuss their own […]

Author: Rich Forristall

Native American programs

DRHS News & Upcoming Events for Spring 2017

Trees, Trains & Traditions

Deep River Historical Society Thanksgiving Break

Chester Wins in Annual Tri-Town Vintage Baseball

Thomas Elliott’s Planes of Winthrop

An Afternoon with the Ladies Historic Sewing Circle

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