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Hebron Historical Society is located in the southeastern corner of Tolland County, Connecticut. Please send a letter with your inquiries or questions to:

Hebron Historical Society
P.O. Box 43
Hebron , CT , 06248

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Hebron Historical Society

History Highlights

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The Hebron Historical Society is a nonprofit corporation established in 1966 "to develop interest in, preserve, and promote interest in Hebron history by every feasible means to as wide an audience as possible."

Saving the Peters House: Community Action Needed

New Feature Articles

Reflecting on Our Past: Hebron’s 1908 Celebrations
In 1908, as a result of the dedication of (and perhaps a little arm-twisting from) Ida Porter Douglas, Hebron celebrated its 200th anniversary of incorporation, the first time the town engaged in such a commemorative event.  It was so successful that the town continued the tradition, celebrating the 250th anniversary in 1958, the 275th anniversary in 1983, and now the 300th anniversary in 2008.  Read more...
Posted on Apr 07, 2008
Courant Archives Provide Picture of Life in 18th Century Hebron
One of the many sources available within the ICONN system is historic editions of the Hartford Courant, from 1764-1922.  From the humorous to the serious, we can learn a great deal about our town’s first century of existence, especially during the important Revolutionary War era. Read more...
Posted on Apr 07, 2008
Depositions given to Connecticut General Assembly in January 1789 in support of Cesar and Lowis's emancipation

We have updated the Cesar and Lowis Peters with new original images and transcriptions documenting the incident.

Follow the link from "Depositions given to Connecticut General Assembly in January 1789 in support of Cesar and Lowis's emancipation" to get to a new page containing even more information.

Posted on Feb 25, 2008
Update-- Public Information Meeting Regarding Future of Peters House

The January 15, 2008 Public Information meeting on the Peters House was very well attended. Learn more...

Posted on Jan 16, 2008
Breaking News:

At their January 8, 2008 meeting, members of the Amistad Commission voted unanimously to endorse Connecticut Freedom Trail status to the Peters House in Hebron.  In addition, members voted to endorse working with the Society on application to the National Park Service for Underground Railroad, Network to Freedom status.  Stay tuned!!

Posted on Jan 14, 2008

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