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CHRISTMAS AT THE ANDREWS HOMESTEAD December 9 & 10, 2017

November 20, 2017 in News & Events

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DIRECTIONS AND PARKING INFO

PARKING is available on 41 Main Street in front of the building. There is a municipal parking lot behind the building off Grove Street. Our rear entrance is wheelchair accessible.

The Andrews Homestead located at 424 W Main, is not wheelchair accessible.

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Upcoming Events:

The Making of Meriden: Our Colonial Past: Thursday January 23rd at 6:30 at 41 Main Street

Step back in time to uncover the origins of Meriden, Connecticut. This compelling lecture from the Wallingford Historical Society  takes you on a journey through the town’s earliest days, revealing how its Colonial roots shaped the vibrant community we see today.

Discover the stories of the settlers, the challenges they faced, and the spirit of innovation and perseverance that built Meriden from the ground up. Whether you’re a local history enthusiast or simply curious about the past, this event offers a fascinating glimpse into the foundations of a remarkable town.

Sanctuaries of DIversity Thursday February 27th at 6:30 at 41 Main Street

Join Martha Colaresi as she shares her research on houses of worship throughout the history of Meriden and how religion has played an important part in the development of our community

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MERIDEN HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Mail: P. O. Box 3005 Meriden CT 06450

Visit Us: 41 W. Main St.
Meriden CT 06451
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