In addition to our six speakers per year, the Hebron Historical Society has a variety of programs available for your group. One popular program is a tour of St. Peter's Cemetery, featuring a detailed program guide of local residents who influenced Hebron's history and are buried at St. Peter's.

The Society recently loaned a dinosaur footprint to the Douglas Library for their special children's program on dinosaurs. The footprint, which came to Hebron via Rocky Hill decades ago, can be viewed on the third floor of the Library during their regular hours.

The Society can also produce custom programs to meet your group's needs, which we are happy to do free of charge. Contact Helen Reardon, Vice President, at 228-1159 to discuss a program for your organization.

The Old Town Hall is available for community events and as a meeting space. Call Helen Reardon at 228-1159 to schedule the Old Town Hall for your event. Please note that we do not have running water or bathroom facilities at the Old Town Hall, although these are available at the Douglas Library across the parking lot during their regular hours.

Past Events

On September 25, well known author and genealogist Vicki Welch spoke at the Society's first meeting of the fall.  Ms. Welch was recently named the Grand Prize Winner of the 2008 Connecticut Society of Genealogists Literary Award for her book And They Were Related, Too.  Her specialty is Native American and African American genealogy.  Read more about the meeting in Melanie Savage's October 3 newspaper article, Program Unites Yesterday and Today.