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Learn more about the Enosburgh Historical Society and others by visiting our exhibit, Lively and Local!
https://vermonthistory.org/exhibit-lively-local
My grandfather was the Valedictorian and I have his typed up speech. Hoping to add some pictures to it.
We present monthly programs of local historical interest and operate Abe's Cabin and the Historical Come join us! Located near Lincoln Park
The Enosburg Historical Society meets the 4th Monday of every month, from April-October, at 7pm, at the Emergency Services building in Enosburg. The Historical Society has under its jurisdiction:
The Museum & Caboose - Open Saturdays from 10-2, beginning the 1st Saturday in June, through October, or by appointment
Abe's Log Cabin - Open on Tuesday evenings in the summer, during band concerts, from 7-8 pm, or by appointment.



We all know when Kyle's on deck, it's going to be a good time!!! Come play with us!!! Dress up in your best spook or diva and win prizes!! We can't wait to see who walks in that pub door. Be careful... you know David brings out the spooks!!!

We know it is a bit bookish...

Come join us IN THE HOUSE.

New restaurant to open at Quincy Hotel; Kathy’s Tavern set to open doors Oct. 8
A new restaurant in a historic building!
New restaurant to open at Quincy Hotel; Kathy’s Tavern set to open doors Oct. 8 ENOSBURG FALLS— When Betsy Dorminy opened up the Quincy Hotel, she knew it needed a restaurant.

Turner Family Stories: From Enslavement in Virginia to Freedom in Vermont
Jane C. Beck
Turner Family Stories presents two of Daisy's accounts of the life of her father, Alec Turner, by Marek Bennett and Joel Christian Gill, and two stories from Daisy's own life by Francis Bordeleau and Lilllie Harris. The comics are linked together through a story by Grafton native Ezra Veitch, based on a childhood encounter he and a friend had with Daisy one afternoon. Center for Cartoon Studies graduate Robyn Smith drew the volume's cover. The book also features a Foreword by Gretchen Gerzina, Introduction by Julian Chambliss and a Preface by Jane Beck. -- Amazon

**Starting next week!**
New Class! (FREE, hosted by Age Well)
Beginners Tai Chi for Seniors -
Improve Balance & Flexibility
Reduce Stress
Easy to Learn!
Enosburg Fire Station
Tuesdays & Thursdays, 10:30am
Questions?
Contact: Nilah at 802-285-2069 or [email protected]

October Activity Calendar
October Activity Calendar Afternoon Stroll on the Story Walk Tuesday, October 11th, 1:45pm A great afternoon program for young walkers, preschool students, and their parents or caregivers! Join Recreation Director, Margo Longway for an afternoon walk and a story on the Brownway River Trail Story Walk. Meet at the EES par...



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Support local musicians!
SAT OCT 1 Cold Hollow Disc Golf 3 bands show starts at 5:30
WED OCT 5 WRUV Exposure 6pm
SAT OCT 8 Snow Shoe Lodge with Astral Underground and Jonny Hick and the Kickers show starts at 9pm
FRI OCT 21 at the Monkey House Winooski with Sad Turtle

Would anyone in our group be interested in setting up an Enosburgh Historical Society “trunk”? This will be a great event, and the kiddos love it!
If U would like to help with this event or have a trunk or booth in the park u can reach out for Brenda or Our group and we can get u set up this is going to be a great community event for all

Let's help NorthWest Family Foods fill their shelves!! Message us if you want to donate and be entered! We will pick up your donations when we make our egg deliveries!! No purchase necessary to be entered!

Every little bit helps.....


Yum!

Join us for our last meeting of the season and help us plan for next year!

Thank you Linda Radtke for the wonderful program last night! Linda’s program was an educational, insightful and heartfelt tribute to the suffragists from the mid-1800’s to the 1920’s. Thanks to their unflagging dedication and unending hard work, women have enjoyed the right to vote for 100 years now. I left the program feeling a deep appreciation for these women, and am incredibly thankful for equal voting rights. Get out and vote this coming November! It is a hard-fought right that should be exercised at every opportunity!

Village of Enosburg Falls Pumpkin Decorating Contest
➢ Drop off your pumpkin, fill out an information card and the winner will be announced at the Community Halloween Celebration October 29th in Lincoln Park!
➢ All pumpkins will be displayed on the Bridge of Flowers and Lights October 28th through October 31st
➢ Drop off your pumpkin Tuesday October 25th between 4pm and 6pm at the Village Offices located at 16 Village Drive
Pumpkins will be judged by the Enosburg Falls Board of Trustees


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October/November/December Enosburg American Legion Post #42 Newsletter
Lots of great community events happening!



Closing this Sunday for the season
Last week to get your creemee fix!!




This looks fun!
New Class! (FREE, hosted by Age Well)
Beginners Tai Chi for Seniors -
Improve Balance & Flexibility
Reduce Stress
Easy to Learn!
Enosburg Fire Station (beginning October 4th)
Tuesdays & Thursdays, 10:30am
Questions?
Contact: Nilah at 802-285-2069 or [email protected]
đź”…Joint Gathering of Franklin & Grand Isle County Historical Societies đź”…
Saturday, 10/1, 9am
Interfaith Food Shelf, Church St., Sheldon VT (next to Methodist Church)
If a member of Enosburgh Historical Society, Please RSVP to: [email protected]
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Members of Franklin and Grand Isle County Historical Societies are cordially invited to meet on Saturday, October 1st in Sheldon. This is the first opportunity Sheldon has had to host our annual get-together! It's an important gathering: a wonderful opportunity to share ideas, information, and insights; but especially is this a chance to renew acquaintances in an atmosphere of shared interests.
The meeting will convene at 9AM Saturday, October 1 at the Sheldon Interfaith Foodshelf (beside the Methodist Church) on Church Street, Sheldon Creek. Participants will have a chance to highlight events and activities in their respective society. Our keynote presentation by Harold Smith and Fern Mercure investigates the meteoric rise and dramatic collapse of Sheldon's fashionable mineral spring resorts.
We'll enjoy brunch at the foodshelf before adjourning a few dozen yards down Church Street to the Sheldon Historical Society's new home and museum, where we can continue to explore ideas and share resources.

Thursday, September 15, 6:30 PM
VAS Online Lecture - “Archaeology at St. Anne’s Shrine”
Virtual via Zoom
Presented by Tom Jamison, PhD, Hartgen Archaeological Associates, Inc., Sponsored by the Vermont Archaeological Society
Registration link: https://bit.ly/3JSj3rK
Fee: Free

Don't forget!
Professional or amateur, all photographers are welcome! 📸
email: [email protected] or send a FB message

Photos from Kathy’s Tavern's post

It's a PARTY! 🧛‍♂️🧟🧙‍♀
*Tickets will be available at the Town Office, beginning Monday, 9/19*

Come support your local Legion...

Mark your calendars for 9/26…Linda Radtke puts on an excellent performance! This is something you don’t want to miss!! 🎶

More details to follow as the planning starts to come together!

The fire tower at Allis State Park. This park was established in 1928, the second state park in Vermont. (Mount Philo was the first VT State Park.) It was developed by the Civilian Conservation Corps beginning in 1932.
This is one of only a handful of fire towers in the state, and an easily accessible one, as there is a road leading right to the tower.

The bath house at St. Albans Bay Park is quite beautiful. This was built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1933.
https://stalbanstown.com/departments/parks___recreation/parks_directory.php

Very cool, in Richford

Come by the library and create a leaf to help us decorate our walls! The craft will be available all month!

The Calvin Coolidge Birthplace in Plymouth, VT is lovely. It is absolutely well worth a visit.
Check out the VT State Historic Sites website for info:
https://historicsites.vermont.gov/calvin-coolidge
The Enosburgh Public Library has a free pass!

The Floating Bridge in Brookfield, VT
Text: Since 1820, eight versions of the Floating Bridge have spanned Sunset Lake, each serving as a unique gateway to Brookfield Village. Previous versions of the bridge were constructed with a variety of materials, including massive timbers, 50-gallon barrels, and Styrofoam. The eighth version opened in 2015 and was intended to reflect the overall design and aesthetics of the previous crossings, but is constructed with a state of the art flotation system to allow for easier maintenance and segmental replacement. Brookfield’s is the only floating bridge in Vermont, and remains an important community landmark and gathering place for the town.
Check out the interesting and informative Brookfield Historical Society website for more information on the floating bridge:
https://brookfieldhistoricalsociety.wordpress.com/brookfield-history/floating-bridge/
Video on the bridge:
https://vermonthistory.org/brookfield-floating-bridge

More scenes from the Saint Albans Museum. I encourage everyone to check out this gem of a museum, and free admission this year!
Our Story
The Enosburg Historical Society meets the 4th Monday of every month, from April-October, at 7pm, at the Freight Depot (the Museum) on Railroad Street in Enosburg. Come join us!
The Historical Society has under its jurisdiction:
The Museum & Caboose - Open Saturdays from 10-2, beginning the 1st Saturday in June, through October, or by appointment
Abe's Log Cabin - Open on Tuesday evenings in the summer, during band concerts, from 7-8 pm, or by appointment. Located near Lincoln Park
The Taylor-Caleb Model Train Collection - Displayed over the Town Clerk's office on Main St. in Enosburg Falls and open when the sign is out
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