The Stone House and Carriage Houses are getting new roofs. These roofs have exceeded their life expectancy. We are grateful for the ARPA funding that allowed us to replace these roofs to protect the irreplaceable collection that they protect. The crew of Christopher Roofing worked 12 hours days dodging raindrops most of that time to complete the work ahead of schedule. Some plywood needed to be replaced as well as some of the facia. There are all new gutters and a ridge vent.
June 3, 1-4 PM @ Deep River Historical Society Please join us for this special event for our members. We will have tours of the Stone House, including our popular and acclaimed WWII Exhibit and our monumental exhibit about the history of industry in Deep River, "From...
Carriage House Author Talks presents Bruce P. Stark, Peeling the Research Onion, How a Newspaper Article Led to a 300-page BookWhen: April 27 at 7 PM Where: The Carriage HouseBruce Stark is a Connecticut native who has a Ph.D. in history from the University of...
We would like to share just a few words about another of Deep River’s WWII veterans. Joseph Waz enlisted in the U.S. Army in January of 1942 at the age of 29. He served “hard” duty in an anti-aircraft battery with the 6th Army in New Guinea and other parts of the...