Connect on Facebook Salisbury Congregational Community Church Compiled by David Rapalyea First Meeting House in Salisbury Now known as the Salisbury Congregational Community Church. The information that follows is from John…
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The Salisbury Folk Creche
In very late fall 2008, an idea was floated to create a creche that was a community effort. It came together quickly, and folks then found themselves in a bitterly…
Decorating our Town for Christmas
Memories of days gone by: 1996 was a very good year. Who was Sal? S. Bury, and what did he have to do with town decorations? Sal. S. Bury was…
Christmas In Puritan New England
Thank you for the following article courtesy of: When Americans banned Christmas When Christmas Was Banned in America Nearly 400 years ago, our Puritan ancestors declared the first ‘War on…
Remembering Memorial Day
Excerpts from 2 Oral Histories with Elders Liza Buzzell Excerpts from an Interview by Paul S. Shaw, MD., and Joy Chamberlain Dec 6, 1988 Place: the New London Nursing Home…
Milkweed, Edward Coyne
An excerpt from a handwritten original letter from Edward Coyne. Written to Mary Philips, Curator of the Salisbury Historical Society, in the year 2000. Reminiscences of collecting Milkweed pods for…
England is Grateful
England is Grateful letter, Salisbury Historical Society Archives, Correspondence Box From: Mrs. Ada B. Teetgen of Kent, England To: The Ladies of the West Salisbury Sewing Bee Date: Sept. 20,…
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Mills School
According to Paul S. Shaw, MD, in his book Salisbury Lost, Mill’s School 1890: Front Row: Walter E. Dunlap, John A. Huntoon, Wm. E. Dunlap, Lewis C. Shaw, Abbie F. Shaw,…
Smith’s Corner School
According to Paul S. Shaw, MD, in his book Salisbury Lost, this photo was taken in 1887 and includes the following people: Front Row l to r: Henry Stevens, Charles Hutchins,…