About the Project James Eiler, Lauren Pidgeon and Hank Trimble are Hanover High students who worked at home throughout the spring of 2020 during the pandemic, transcribing letters written [...]
Norwich Community Resource Fair Saturday, September 21 (rain date is September 22) 1:00 - 3:00 pm, Free Outside on the Norwich Historical Society Lawn, 277 Main Street Have you [...]
A fundraiser for the Norwich Historical Society organized by Norwich Recreation Department A self-guided adventure to visit the working valley farms and historic hill farms of Norwich. A map, [...]
If you want the flip book at full-screen, click on the little arrows at the bottom right of the book. Thank you to the Norwich Women's Club [...]
Donations support the security and safety of the Historical Society's historical collection and property and the mental health of our teens 20% of your donation have been directed to [...]
Click here to see all the circles (thanks, Chad Finer) Want to see the "how-to" website? Click here Over 175 Norwich residents contributed to our mural by painting canvas circles [...]
by Kevin Hybels Today Huntley Meadow is a popular site for recreation in Norwich, but it has had very different uses at different points in history. Instead of being the recreational area [...]
by Kevin Hybels The Cossingham Trail goes through land that has been used agriculturally for many years. The Cossingham family once farmed on 600 acres in this area. Today, the Cossingham Farm is [...]
by Lauren Pigeon Thinking about a 4th of July hike? Try the Ballard Trail. Bill Ballard, conservationist, Dartmouth biology professor, leader of nature expeditions, and avid lover of life [...]
by Kevin Hybels One of the most well known hiking trails in Norwich goes to the top of Gile Mountain, which at 1,873 feet is the highest point in Norwich. [...]