The Learning Zone

<body topmargin="0" leftmargin="0" bgcolor="#FFFFFF"> <table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" width="600" height="188"> <tr> <td rowspan="2" valign="top" align="left" bgcolor="#800000" height="188"><a href="../index.html" target="_top"><img src="../images/nm_logo.gif" alt="nm_logo.gif (3510 bytes)" border="0" WIDTH="158" HEIGHT="112"></a><br> <a href="../aboutthesociety/index.htm" target="_top"><img src="../images/sidenav_1.jpg" alt="About the Society" border="0" WIDTH="158" HEIGHT="33"></a><br> <a href="../eventsnews/index.htm" target="_top"><img src="../images/sidenav_2.jpg" alt="Events & News" border="0" WIDTH="158" HEIGHT="33"></a><br> <a href="../themuseum/index.htm" target="_top"><img src="../images/sidenav_3.jpg" alt="The Museum" border="0" WIDTH="158" HEIGHT="33"></a><br> <a href="index.htm" target="_top"><img src="../images/sidenav_4.jpg" alt="The Learning Zone" border="0" WIDTH="158" HEIGHT="33"></a><br> <a href="../talkwithus/index.htm" target="_top"><img src="../images/sidenav_5.jpg" alt="Talk With Us" border="0" WIDTH="158" HEIGHT="33"></a></td> <td valign="top" align="left" bgcolor="#800000"><a href="nhhistory.htm" target="main1"><img src="../images/topnav_4a.gif" alt="N.M. History" border="0" WIDTH="80" HEIGHT="35"></a><a href="genealogy.htm" target="main1"><img src="../images/topnav_4b.gif" alt="Genealogy Research" border="0" WIDTH="110" HEIGHT="35"></a><a href="people.htm" target="main1"><img src="../images/topnav_4c.gif" alt="Frequently Asked ?s" border="0" WIDTH="108" HEIGHT="35"></a><a href="educactiv.htm" target="main1"><img src="../images/topnav_4d.gif" alt="Educational Activities" border="0" WIDTH="115" HEIGHT="35"></a><br> <img src="../images/learn_hdr.gif" alt="learn_hdr.gif (798 bytes)" WIDTH="231" HEIGHT="25"></td> </tr> <tr> <td valign="top" align="left" background="../images/back.gif" height="290"><font size="4" color="#800000"><b><strong>History Waiting To Be Discovered</strong></b></font><p>When was New Milford founded? Who was Sarah Noble and why was she so courageous? What early New Milford settler signed not one, but all four of the great charters of American liberty? What river was known as the Great River?<br> <br> These are just a few interesting bits of local history waiting to be discovered through the New Milford Historical Society and Museum. We'll help you learn about early settlers and research ancestry into the 18th century. You'll also find educational activities for your classroom or family fun...where else in New Milford can you play old-fashioned games and create early American crafts?</td> </tr> </table> </body>