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Visit us often for information about programs, exhibits, and how you can become involved in preserving Trumbull's past! The Trumbull Historical Society is dedicated to the preservation of the history of Trumbull, Connecticut.

10/15/2026

Join us this Sunday, October 18th for our Open House: Halloween Edition! Spooky displays, Halloween crafts and tales of local witch…Hanna Cranna!
2-4pm

Join us this Sunday for our Halloween open house! 10/18 🎃🍁🍂🪾2-4pm 👻
10/14/2026

Join us this Sunday for our Halloween open house!
10/18 🎃🍁🍂🪾
2-4pm 👻

Great event coming up to kick off CT’s spooky season by our friends Monroe Historical Society What local lore have you h...
10/02/2026

Great event coming up to kick off CT’s spooky season by our friends Monroe Historical Society
What local lore have you heard about?

Fall is a wonderful time to hike “the Valley” in Trumbull. Today it is hard to believe that factories once existed all a...
09/29/2026

Fall is a wonderful time to hike “the Valley” in Trumbull. Today it is hard to believe that factories once existed all along the Pequonnock River. This is Tait Paper Mill. Started by Andrew Tait in 1836, the mill manufactured marble paper. Later, it produced straw board for packaging. You can find all kinds of clues to the past in the Pequonnock River Valley. What have you seen? 👀🌳🫈🏚️

Who remembers “The Waltons” Tv show? Actor Will Greer, known for playing Grandpa Walton, visiting Trumbull school childr...
09/25/2026

Who remembers “The Waltons” Tv show? Actor Will Greer, known for playing Grandpa Walton, visiting Trumbull school children in 1975. Mr. Greer was a resident of the Nichols area of Trumbull.

Who remembers… MacKenzie’s Pharmacy and Herb Hay’s Trumbull Food Store were both in Trumbull Center during the 1940’s. M...
09/24/2026

Who remembers… MacKenzie’s Pharmacy and Herb Hay’s Trumbull Food Store were both in Trumbull Center during the 1940’s. MacKenzie’s Pharmacy stayed until 2013.
2nd photo pictures “Mac” MacKenzie and Harry Brinkerhoff inside the drug store.
Share your memories of Trumbull Center 👇🏻

Who remembers? 1969- Long Hill Food Market. A popular stop for local children to grab an ice cream or penny candy after ...
09/23/2026

Who remembers? 1969- Long Hill Food Market. A popular stop for local children to grab an ice cream or penny candy after school. Owned and operated by Nathaniel Caminiti. Before it was a store, it was both a chapel and auto garage! What are your memories of Long Hill?

This photo shows the beautiful Woods estate with its extensive gardens. Now, this property houses our Museum collection!...
09/19/2026

This photo shows the beautiful Woods estate with its extensive gardens. Now, this property houses our Museum collection! Come visit us Sunday, 9/20, from 2-4pm and learn a little bit more about the wonderful town of Trumbull.

📣Calling all Civil War buffs! Join us at the Museum this Wednesday 9/9 for a lively discussion of Trumbull author Tony S...
09/08/2026

📣Calling all Civil War buffs! Join us at the Museum this Wednesday 9/9 for a lively discussion of Trumbull author Tony Silber book “Twelve Days: How the Union Nearly Lost Washington in the First Days of the Civil War”
7pm All are welcome!

Our book club, “Pages of the Past” will meet on 9/9 for an evening with the author, Trumbull’s own Tony Silber. Join us ...
09/01/2026

Our book club, “Pages of the Past” will meet on 9/9 for an evening with the author, Trumbull’s own Tony Silber. Join us for a lively discussion of “Twelve Days: How the Union Nearly Lost Washington in the First Days of the Civil War” Don’t have time to finish, but love learning about the Civil War? Join us anyway! All are welcome!
7 PM at the Historical Society Museum

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1856 Huntington Tpke
Trumbull, CT
06611

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