Author Archives: Clayton Wood
Wednesday, May 8th, Music in Pittsfield: Past & Present
On Wednesday, May 8th at 6:30 PM, The Pittsfield Historical Society will be presenting an historical slideshow about different types of music/bands in Pittsfield’s past. A special guest speaker, Brian Coombes from the Rocking Horse Studio will be sharing the musical and artistic experiences that are created at the studio right here in Pittsfield. We will have light refreshments and hope you will be able to join us at the Pittsfield Historical Society Museum on 8 Oak Street.
The History of 4-H
Wednesday October 11 – History of 4-H Club
History of the Victory Workers
4-H Club!
Have you ever wondered what our local 4-H club is all about? Perhaps what happens there, what skills are taught, or how it came to be? If so, the Pittsfield Historical Society’s October program is for you! Please join us on Wednesday, Oct. 11, as the Victory Workers 4-H Club tells the story about its long-standing history of the 80-year-old club. Ruth Kimball, mother to Pittsfield natives, Corine Miller and Carolyn Davis, founded the Victory Workers. Thanks to them, we have access to so many treasured memories. We will hear from them, from our current youth club members, and other guests to tell you the story.
Wednesday, October 11
7 pm
Pittsfield Historical Society
4 Oak Street
The program is sponsored by the Pittsfield Historical Society and is free and open to the public. See you there.
Wednesday September 13 – Pittsfield School History
Town Clock – Archive Video
Graylag Nature Preserve – Program Video
Originally a boys’ camp, then Bob Cousy’s basketball camp, and Carl Wallman’s dream of woodlands, meadows, and bogs. Learn its History.