S.H.A.R.E.

Share Hartland Artifacts Responsibly for Everyone

The Hartland Historical Society would like members and interested friends to consider the Society a sharing organization. SHARE the fun, SHARE the work, SHARE the responsibility, SHARE your talents, SHARE your information, SHARE your resources, and certainly SHARE the results of your work.

If we can continue to preserve the wonderful items that we now have, along with adding items and information to our collection, then we will have great things to SHARE with our community. As an example, Carol has been doing a program of inviting school classes to come to the museum. She has made it fun for the children to see our artifacts. They are the people who will inherit this organization and if they begin to get interested now, who knows what plans they might have for us. We have been open two days a week and at other times by appointment. It was wonderful on July 4 to see all the people who came through the museum and who were pleasantly surprised at the displays. Our thanks to the volunteers who gave their time to make this possible.

We have a great new web site that is getting a lot of hits. We will use the web site to help SHARE our information with those who cannot make it to Hartland in person.

The Hartland Historical Society is its members and volunteers. Your support in sharing your time, skill, knowledge, and enthusiasm is what makes the Society work. If you would like to help SHARE Hartland History, please contact one of the officers. Or, visit our “Help Wanted” page.

      Bev

Museum hours
Mondays 1-4pm
Fridays 9-11am
Other times by appointment.
802-436-1703


Officers

President
Rosemary Morancy
 
Vice President
Beverly Lasure
 
Secretary
Edith Hoose
 
Treasurer
Les Motschman

Complete list of officers with contact information.

News

Latest newsletter
(PDF, 207KB)

Upcoming Events

- May 18: Our annual meeting will be at the Hartland Public Library on May 18, at 2 o'clock. The program will be presented by Avery Howe, former Boy Scout leader in Hartland for many years. He will narrate the Hartland Boy Scouts activity at summer camp shown on old 8mm films. Open to the public, especially former Boy Scouts.

 

Other Links

Town of Hartland

Vermont Historical Society

Vermont Old Cemetery Association

Hartford Historical Society