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2021 Annual Meeting

Posted by By Doug Conly March 15, 2021Posted inNews from Choate-Sias house
Based on limitations imposed on large gatherings during the current pandemic, and out of an abundance of caution for the safety of everyone, the Board of Directors of the Danville…
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Greenbank Hollow video taken from drone.

Posted by By Doug Conly December 7, 2020Posted inGreenbank's Hollow, Historical sites
Video as posted on John Predom's YouTube site. https://youtu.be/YXvzg7Bf2Y0
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Greenbank’s Hollow Update

Posted by By Doug Conly September 14, 2020Posted inGreenbank's Hollow, Historical sites, Uncategorized
By the Greenbank's Hollow Team Greenbank’s Hollow Historical Park Precautions triggered by Covid-19 markedly curtailed our planned summer events at The Hollow. Thus, in the interests of public safety, we…
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Eldad Alexander, A Martyr to His Profession Mysterious Pandemic Wipes Out a Danville Family

Posted by By Doug Conly August 11, 2020Posted inHistorical events, Historical people, Historical sites, NSM articles, Uncategorized
By Sharon Lakey In March, when the Covid-19 pandemic was first announced, I was reminded of a grouping of tombstones in the Danville Green Cemetery that my husband and I…
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Passing The Baton

Posted by By Patty Conly May 18, 2020Posted inDanville Green, News from Choate-Sias house
By Sharon Lakey The morning of May 14, 2020, was a bright day in early spring, and I was tasked with saying goodbye as Director of the Danville Historical Society.…
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Alice Blair, Danville’s Oldest Woman

Posted by By Patty Conly May 5, 2020Posted inDanville Green, Historical people, NSM articles
By Sharon Lakey Just to get a historical perspective on what it is like to have lived nearly one hundred years in America, here are a few Interesting events that…
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“Keep Your Mind and Your Body Going”

Posted by By Patty Conly May 3, 2017Posted inHistorical events, Historical people, North Danville, NSM articles
Good advice from Danville’s Oldest Man, Hazen Spaulding By Sharon Lakey, Danville Historical Society At 92 years of age, Hazen Spaulding is a picture of health. At his home on…
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Greenbank’s Hollow Event on May 6, 2017

Posted by By Patty Conly April 20, 2017Posted inHistorical events, Historical sites, South Danville
If you have never had the official historical tour of Greenbank’s Hollow Historic Park, this could be the event for you. Dave Houston and Hollis Prior will lead a two-hour…
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Danville’s Lovely Miss Whittier

Posted by By Patty Conly March 17, 2017Posted inDanville Green, From the archives, Historical people, News from Choate-Sias house, NSM articles
By Sharon Lakey, Danville Historical Society Whenever we plan our Annual Meeting Program, I am always looking for Danville connections. This year, a speaker listed in the Vermont Humanities Speaker’s…
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Join the celebration!

Posted by By Patty Conly December 2, 2016Posted inUncategorized
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