Our Mission
Upcoming Events
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Thursday, May 12, 2022
History of Artisan Tile
Join us at 55 Lyme Street at 7:00 pm
to hear our new Old Lyme neighbor, Paul Halferty
of Lilywork Artisan Tile tell the story of artisan tile making.
Admission is Free, Donations Welcome
FLAG DAY!
Tuesday, June 14th, 2022 at 7:00 pm
History of the Stars & Stripes
Presented by James Meehan
Admission is Free, Donations Welcome
Witness Stones in Old Lyme mark sites of enslavement and serve as memorials to vital but forgotten members of our community. The small brass plaques embedded along Lyme Street present details drawn from land records, emancipation certificates, and other primary sources that document the circumstances of those who lived here enslaved. The plaques, installed flush with the ground, have been placed primarily on the west side of the street for pedestrian safety. An interpretive sign and map on the Old Lyme Phoebe Griffin Noyes Library’s lawn, and postcards available at Partnership locations and at the Old Lyme Memorial Town Hall, allow visitors to follow the trail of the Witness Stones.for the public to view through the internet, exhibits, walking tours, and original publications.
Back row: John Pote, Mark Terwilliger, Ned Farman, Sandra Joncus, Mary Dangremond, Alison Mitchell, Nick Westbrook, Steve Joncus, Skip Beebe.
Middle row: Michaelle Pearson, Edie Twining, Ann Marie Jewett, Katie Balocca, Dawn McCarthy.
Front row: Matt LaConti, Mary Ellen Jewett, Nancy Mol, Jill Todd, Steve MacAusland, James Meehan.
(Not shown in photo: Ross W. Higgins, Jill Pilgrim, Elaine Stiles, Cindi Taylor)
Photograph by James Meehan, ©2021
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Our Team
We are an active board of 20+ local residents working on a variety of projects, installations, archiving and events to support the mission of the Old Lyme Historical Society.
We'd love to have you become a member and volunteer with us!
Our Mission
The mission of the Old Lyme Historical Society is
to Collect, Preserve, Interpret, and Promote the rich history of
Old Lyme and it's environs for the benefit of residents and visitors.
