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The Pageant

Pentkowski Family Photo

See Pittsford, VT from our world

www.pittsfordhistorical.com

Museum in Eaton Hall

Museum Hours: Tues. 9 am–4 pm Apr. 7 – Nov. 10;
also Sunday 1 pm-4 pm July 5 – Oct. 11.

The Annual Meeting will be held  on Sunday, October 18, at the Congregational Church. The meeting will begin with a potluck supper at 5:30 p.m. Society members Brook and Carol Aldrich will present, in 18th Century dress, "Keeping the Past Alive." They will relate some of their experiences as reenactors of Revolutionary War times. The annual Fall Open House will be held in Eaton Hall November 8 from 2 to 4 p.m. Around Pittsford     IT’S HERE !!  Pittsford Historical Society’s New Book. Click Here to Order your copy now! We are pleased to announce that “Around Pittsford,” a photographic history of Pittsford, Chittenden, and Proctor, will be published March 9, 2009 by Arcadia Publishing.  The 128-page soft cover book is part of Arcadia’s “Images of America” series. The Pittsford Society invites you, your family and friends to our first book-signing party at the Maclure Library from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. Thursday, March 26, 2009.  Author Peggy Armitage will be on hand to autograph the books.  Light refreshments will be served.   A majority of over 170 images have never before been published. Assisted by Chittenden and Proctor historians, Pittsford author Peggy Armitage wrote captions for the black and white photos dating from the 1850s to 1990s, using many from the Society’s collections and others loaned by residents. The text includes an introduction to the three adjoining towns, chapters on people, places, and products, and a bibliography.       Read our NEWSLETTER

Gallery of Photos

Cooley Bridge, click for more info.
Photo by Joe Nelson, August 5, 1997

Excerpts:

• Train Wreck Head On Collision on Pittsford's Historical Bridge
• The Pageant
• Pentkowski Family Photo

Jean Davies’ book “Neighborly Notes,”

It’s a collection of articles on Vermont people, places and the way things were done in the late 1800’s and early 1900’s.  Many names are familiar to Pittsford people, yet they could have been part of almost any small Vermont town with a change of label.  Appropriate photographs go with each story, including Dr. Leslie Frost in his World War 1 uniform, Eleanor Smith’s electric butter churn, and numerous prints from Mary Randall Allen’s glass negatives. A percentage of the profits from the sale of the 256-page book will go to the Pittsford Historical Society.

Cost is $20.00

     To purchase a copy contact Jean at 483-6623 or e-mail:  You can pick one up at the Eaton Hall Museum when it opens in late March, or if you need the book shipped send a check for $20.00 plus $3.50 shipping to Cozi Publishing, L.L.C.  P.O. Box 211 Rutland, Vt. 05702