Fourth of July parade, 1928 Old Canterbury/Plainfield bridge in winter, c.1920 Canterbury Green looking to the northeast, c.1950 Setting the Rochambeau Memorial March marker, May 2006 The Willoughby house at the intersection of Routes 14 & 169, c.1930 Walter Papuga at his Westminster Hill Store, c.1960 Preserving the Cleaveland Cemetery gate, 1976 The Asa Bacon Homestead, c.1900 Recess at the Green School, c. early 1900s Carpenter's hoops ready for delivery, c.1920s Calvary Chapel, c.1940s Butts Bridge under construction, 1936 Near Old RT 14 Quinebaug Bridge, c.1912 Arthur Bennett's sawmill, c.1920 Charles Barstow with buggy, c. early 1900s John Warner Barber print of Canterbury Green, 1835 Jonathan Wheeler House -- built 1760 Dr. Helen Baldwin & family, c.1945 The Flood of August 1955
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Event Details
     
Saturday, October 24th 2009 at 5 to 7 PM
 
Location: Community Room of the Canterbury Town Hall - 1 Municipal Drive, Canterbury, CT  
   

Soup, Salad, and Dessert Supper Is Cancelled

Please note this event has been cancelled. We are sorry for any inconvenience.

If you have pre-purchased ticket(s), your money will, of course, be cheerfully refunded. You may bring your tickets to the next regular meeting of the society on November 13, or contact me directly at 860-546-9346 or info@canterburyhistorical.org.

Mark your calendar for this yummy evening of luscious slow-cooked, from-scratch soups, tasty salads, mouth-watering desserts, a nice selection of beverages, and good company.

$8 for adults and $3 for kids 12 and younger, for as many servings as you like.

Tickets will be available at the door, or to pre-purchase tickets, visit the Canterbury Public Library during regular hours or call Ray at 860-546-6717.

Sorry, no takeouts.

All proceeds realized from this event will directly support the Canterbury Historical Society's programming, projects, and special events.

Great food for a great cause.

 

 
Cliff Williams with saw rig, c.1920s The Prudence Crandall House, c. early 1900s First Congregational Church, December 1963 First Congregational Church fire, December 1963 Ford (Fort) Ned remains, 2002 Frink & Wright Store, c.1930 Canterbury Grange, c. 1920s Teacher Happie K. Tracy, c. 1950s Fly rod maker Hiram Hawes, c. 1920s Henry Larkham & friend, c. 1900s Canterbury Plains, c. early 1900s Statue of Moses Cleaveland in Cleveland, Ohio Bennett's skunk farm on Graff Road, c.1920s

 

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