Ephemera

So much of the process of recording history revolves around ephemera, the little snapshots of everyday life that paint a picture of what living in a time or place were really like. This is why historians and archeologists are so fascinated by attics and middens, they are frozen moments in life. The New Milford Historical Society & Museum collects, preserves and interprets objects and information of historical merit pertaining to the backgrounds of individuals and their way of life and customs in the greater New Milford area. It serves the residents and visitors to New Milford as a source of reliable information and seeks to stimulate interest in the culture and history of New Milford. If you are looking for information about what we hold relating to a relative or for any other genealogical purpose, start your search here. And we'd be happy to assist you further with searching our holdings.

Title	Image	Given Name	Surname	Born	Died	Photo	Document
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		William A	Caldwell
		Abel	Camp	1729
		Bushrod H	Camp
		Charles Beecher	Camp	1825	1909
Capt		Daniel	Camp	1753	1809
		David	Camp	1700	1782
		Elijah J	Camp	1792	1867
		Enos	Camp	1715	1791
Capt		Enos	Camp	1780	1859
		Enos Jr	Camp	1742	1814
		Gary Sherman	Camp
		Gerardus W	Camp	1799	1871
		Israel	Camp	1722	1804
		Job	Camp	1747	1822
		John	Camp	1727	1776
		John	Camp	1762	1846
		Nathan	Camp	1746	1792
		Riverius	Camp	1750	1824
		Samuel	Camp	1683	1755
			Canfield
		Abel	Canfield	1752	1830
		Abel Jr	Canfield	1779	1869
		Alanson N	Canfield	1807	1912
		Azariah	Canfield	1693	1769
		David	Canfield	1726	1806
		Edwin R	Canfield
		Heth	Canfield	1743	1811
		Heth	Canfield	1849	1870
		Heth Jr	Canfield	1785	1832
		Homer	Canfield	1788	1856
		Isaac	Canfield	1740	1779
		Ithamar	Canfield	1764	1848
		Jeremiah	Canfield	1662	1740
Ens		Jeremiah	Canfield	1737	1791
		Jeremiah Jr	Canfield	1689
Capt		Joseph	Canfield	1711	1776
		Joseph Jr	Canfield	1738	1777
		Lawrence	Canfield	1825	1910
		Lemuel	Canfield	1744	1804
		Mary	Canfield		1935
		Oliver	Canfield	1729
		Ramona MacEslin	Canfield	1908	2001
		Royal I	Canfield	1794	1871
Dea		Samuel	Canfield	1702	1754
Col		Samuel	Canfield	1726	1799
Col		Samuel	Canfield	1789	1824
		Sherman	Canfield
		William N	Canfield	1805	1891
		Zerubbabel	Canfield	1709	1770
		Cathryn	Carlson
		Russell V	Carlson
		John	Carpenter
Dr		John	Carrington	1731	1771
Dr		Riverius	Carrington	1715	1753
		Carl	Carter
		Sadie	Cassidy
		Jerome	Castle
		Josiah	Caswell
		Harold G	Caufield		1999
		Peleg	Chamberlain	1770	1809
		Simeon	Chandler
		Shubel	Chapman	1741
		Gideon	Chittenden	1698
		Giles	Chittenden	1731
		Stephen	Chittenden	1739	1806
		Edwin	Clamp
		Amos	Clark	1810	1889
		Daniel	Clark	1745	1827
		Daniel Jr	Clark	1765
		David	Clark	1779	1853
		Edmund	Clark	1741	1795
		Edmund Jr	Clark	1776	1858
		George	Clark
		Horace	Clark	1810	1864
		Isaac	Clark	1746	1792
		Isaac	Clark	1800	1857
		John C	Clark
		Jonathan	Clark	1729	1769
		Joseph Jr	Clark	1774
		Levi	Clark	1753	1777
		Nathan C	Clark	1810	1860
		Nathan T	Clark	1775	1848
		Richard	Clark	1749	1837
Rev		Richard Samuel	Clark	1737	1824
		Rufus	Clark	1772	1801
		Samuel	Clark	1774	1831
		Samuel Frederick	Clark	1834	1901
		Samuel Richmond	Clark	1810	1886
		Thomas	Clark	1739	1812
		Thomas	Clark		1811
		William	Clark	1750	1798
		Jane Lampton	Clemens
		John	Clymer	1907
		Edward	Cogswell	1686	1773
		Emerson	Cogswell	1732
		Lillian Patterson	Cogswell
		Samuel	Cogswell	1710
Maj		William	Cogswell	1734	1786
		David	Cole	1756
		Ichabod	Cole
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The New Milford Historical Society & Museum has both permanent and temporary exhibits on view at the Society, located just north of the historic and scenic New Milford Green at N° 6, Aspetuck Avenue.

Our hours are Tuesday - Friday from 12:00 - 3:00, Saturday 11-2, closed Sunday, and by appointment. (Click here to request yours, or call (860) 354-3069.

Admission is $5 for adults, $2 for students, and children under 12 are free, as are members.

Winter is also the season of bad and unpredictable weather in New England. In case of inclement weather, please plan on calling the museum to confirm we are open.

•  Contact Us
•  nmhistorical(at)gmail(dot)com
•  (860) 354-3069)
•  N°6 Aspetuck Ave
  New Milford CT 06776