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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Kudos to Enosburgh Historical Society.👍
thank you for your invitation....I was born in Maple Park Enosburg Falls Oct 1947 in Mrs Smith's house where my parents rented an apartment..we lived next door to my aunt Helen Coe and her family before we moved to St Albans when I was about 4...But my enduring memories are of the wood shavings smell from the bobbin mill..My aunt lived to almost 103 years..Every time I visit" home" I go to Maple Park..and was there 2017
Local history can sometimes be seen as layers through time. For the Enosburgh Historical Society, peeling back the layers involved the discovery of an 1830s-1840s log cabin that had been clapboarded over and slated for demolition before townsperson Dr. Lester Judd remembered it wasn’t what it seemed. “I observed a hole in the plaster that revealed logs and chinking,” he said in a written note in 1977. The exciting discovery prompted the owner, Abe Brown, to deed the property to the Village of Enosburgh Falls and now the Enosburgh Historical Society maintains it as a hands-on experience of life in the mid-19th century.
Learn more about the Enosburgh Historical Society and others by visiting our exhibit, Lively and Local!
https://vermonthistory.org/exhibit-lively-local
Hi All. I am looking for a 1922 EFHS Year Book to get some photos scanned out of... anyone have one on a shelf? Did they even have them back then??
My grandfather was the Valedictorian and I have his typed up speech. Hoping to add some pictures to it.
In 1968-69 or 1969-70, while I was teaching Home Economics at Enosburg High School, I organized a group of women who sewed band capes for the high school band. They were green cotton bark-cloth capes with a white "E" on the corner. They were worn with white pants and white shirt. Unfortunately, I don't have any photos of the band wearing them. I am looking for a couple to use in a book I am writing. Does anyone have one they will share? Thanks, in advance.
Can anyone tell me the name of the movie theater in Enosburg, approximately when it closed, owner(s)? Thanks.
Drop by to see the Enosburg Historical Society's operating Lionel and HO scale train setups upstairs over the Enosburg town clerks office (239 Main St) Saturday, September 21, 2019 (11:00 to 3 pm. )
We just received our Newsletter that we always enjoy. This issue was very bitter sweet upon learning that the beautiful old church at the center was coming down. I had so hoped at least one more time next summer being able to take pictures inside and out because our ADAMS-wRIGHTS-NICHOLS family were some of the early pioneers on the forefront of building that church. We have in our records the family pews they paid for every year. The beautiful old lights are one of my favorite memories. Is there any chance we could schedule just more visit before tearing this structure down? Just tell us when and we will be there with our families!
It would be great if you had a snail mail address posted on this site. I have a few photos I want to send.
So exciting to see Vermont's local historical societies featured in the latest edition of Seven Days. You guys rock! Enosburgh Historical Society Norwich Historical Society Stowe Historical Society
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