In 2020 I received a grant from my local arts council to create a series of tea cozies featuring embroidered portraits of local and regiona...

For Women's Equality Day 2020 & the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment Suffrage singer & historian, Tisha Dolton sings ...

A running theme of my blog seems to be "While researching something else, I came across this cool thing!" & today's post ...

While doing a bit of unrelated research at NYS Historic Newspapers  today, I came across this article about Kim Gannon.  Greenwich J...

On Friday, December 21, 2018 I spoke with Mark Mulholland about James Kimball "Kim" Gannon. I think the reporter from WNYT was ...

Sandy McReynolds, Gill Room Historian, is not one to appear on camera, but Hannah DeGarmo can put even the most behind-the-scenes typ...

Bob Warren has been a part of the local music scene for many years. He is also great at turning local history ( his song cycle of Susan B. A...

Cliff Oliver is one of the best people in Greenwich. His provocative slave narrative photographs, which utilize the Battenkill river, will s...

If you follow this blog, or are from Greenwich, NY & the surrounding area, you know that famed suffragist, Susan B. Anthony spent much o...

In 2013 I wrote a brief blog post about the Eddy Plow Works here in the village of Greenwich. This year, after seeing that blog post, Hanna...

As you may have heard, 2017 is NY state's Suffrage Centennial year. On November 6, 1917, the majority of male voters cast ballots in fav...