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The images above are from the center section of the David Merrill Mural.



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Welcome to the Monroe Historical Society
P. O. Box 212
Monroe, CT 06468
203-261-1383 (Voice mail)


The Mail Wagon is back at the Post Office.
Click here to see photos of the wheel restoration and the move to the Post Office.

Stop in and see the progress on the mural in the lower lobby of the Edith Wheeler Memorial Library.
Click here to see photos of the move on April 18 and of David's progress as of July 6.

      The MONROE HISTORICAL SOCIETY was incorporated in 1959, and seeks to "preserve our heritage and the spirit of a people." The organization provides educational, cultural and social events, which encourage an insight into our history.

       We provide safekeeping of the historical collections donated to the Society for the purpose of documenting, preserving, displaying and maintaining a generational bridge to the history of the community.      

     An important part of the Society is to preserve and maintain the Society properties comprised of the East Village Meeting House on Barn Hill Road, the 1790 East Village-Barn Hill Schoolhouse on Wheeler Road, and our current restoration project and future museum, the Beardsley Homestead at 31 Great Ring Road.      

     New members to the Society are always welcome.



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Phillip Jones Sawmill at the Jones Tree FarmThe Kimball Group, Inc.Merit Insurance
North American Protection Paul's Heating and Air ConditioningGrandfather Time
DiCamillo RemodelingDaria DeAngelis at William Raveis.