Events

Make your own rag doll similar to the ones a child would own in colonial America. At the Windsor Public Library. Registration required. Ages 5 and up.

Who was the calligrapher that wrote the Declaration of Independence? How did they write during the American Revolution? What tools did they use? What lettering style? Can I write like […]

Join leading Benjamin Franklin scholar George Boudreau, PhD, for a special talk about how the “First American” worked to better his community and himself. By creating America’s first public library, […]

We will be telling stories of men and women who were spies during the American Revolution. We will also be telling some myths associated with this time in history. Did […]

Being a spy is an exciting life but it’s only exciting if you succeed in your mission and not get caught. Become a spy during the American Revolution. Carry a […]

The Windsor Public Library and the Abigail Wolcott Ellsworth Chapter DAR invite you to a program featuring the music of Connecticut’s Revolution. What a Glorious Crash They Made will feature […]

Windsor Muster The Windsor Fife and Drum Corps holds their annual muster each year on the first Saturday after Labor Day on the beautiful Windsor town green. The Corps hosts […]

Food insecurity affects every community and impacts its civic health. Learn what you can do to help your Windsor neighbors by participating in a lively community discussion led by representatives […]

Join DFAW in person or via Zoom for their fall meeting Connecticut played an outsized role in winning U.S. independence from the British Empire and creating a new country. Roger […]

The year is 1776. The Revolutionary War has just begun. But what does that mean for Windsor? In this lecture with Windsor Historical Society Archivist Michelle Tom, learn how Windsor […]