Not only does the Berlin community support the Berlin Historical Society, the Society supports the Community – it’s current and past residents, the town government, education, and the businesses. Read more…
Schools
Every year the Museum welcomes Berlin’s second graders to learn the town’s history. During their visit, they learn of school in the “old days.” The second graders tour the Museum. The second graders become tin apprentices and design their own toll painting. In early September, the Berlin...
Residents
Over the years, many people have contacted the Berlin Historical Society for research help. Whether trying to trace their family roots, learn about a particular person or business, the Society members help them in their quests. A most recent request was from a descendant from the Nichols family. Here is...
Civic
The Berlin Historical Society has taken an active role in Berlin and State activities. For example, we were very active in the CT Department of Transportation work to restore the historic Berlin Train Station. We have been diligent in ensuring the renovation of the 7 Sisters Bridge to be brought...
Business
Ever notice the mural in the lobby of TD Bank on Farmington Avenue? This mural was the collaborative work with the Berlin Historical Society and the bank. Here is the original picture (click photo to enlarge); and you can see a colorized version in the lobby! Midway State Fair, Berlin,...
