Old Lyme Historical Marker

In 1998, the LHS built the Lebanon Historical Society Museum and Visitor Center ( LHSM ) ' a 7, 500 square foot, architect-designed complex of three buildings, located adjacent to the historic Lebanon Green. The Museum houses a visitor center, two exhibition galleries, a multipurpose room for community educational programs, and a Research Center, Library and Archives. Since 1965, LHS has published more than ten books and pamphlets as well as a quarterly newsletter. It mounts changing exhibitions focused on different aspects of Lebanon's history and offers regular educational programs for students and the public. Such programs are often developed in collaboration with the other heritage organizations around the Green.

The Cromwell Historical Society is a volunteer-driven non-profit organization dedicated to promoting and preserving the rich history of Cromwell, Connecticut. It operates the Stevens-Frisbie House, offering various programs and services aimed at engaging the community and fostering an appreciation for local history. As the only town in Connecticut to honor fallen soldiers on the traditional Memorial Day, the Society hosts events such as parades featuring members in historic attire. Through initiatives like a historical lecture series and living history reenactments, the Society connects individuals who share a passion for history and cultural heritage. Generated from the website