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Images of America: Colchester, written by our own Collections Chair emeritus Gary Walter, is illustrated with nearly 200 vintage images of Colchester.
Images of America: Colchester
is part of the Arcadia Publishing series celebrating the history of neighborhoods, towns and cities across America. In this comprehensive book, Gary Walter has created an engaging and compelling overview of Colchester history from the late 19th century to the mid-1950’s.
The book can be purchased for $20 and shipped directly to you for an additional $3.
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Historical Landmarks: A Historical Tour of Colchester, offers a tour of over 50 historic sites in Colchester
This pocket sized paperback book provides historical background of sites, many walkable from the center of town. Additional sites are easy to find within the outskirts of Colchester. This handy reference book is a great quick guide to Colchester's structural heritage.The book can be purchased for $8 and shipped directly to you for an additional $3.
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The Men Connected to Colchester, Connecticut Who Served During the Civil War
This newly published book documenting the men affiliated with Colchester, who served in the Civil War, by Norman J. Dupuis and Irene A. Watson provides more than data, the book also provides insight into who many of these individuals were. This carefully researched book is essential to an understanding of Colchester's contribution to saving our Union.The book can be purchased for $20 and shipped directly to you for an additional $6.
Colchester Historical Society 2026 Calendars
The Colchester Historical Society 2026 Calendar presents a monthly historical overview of Colchester’s Town Green and surrounding landmarks through photographs and descriptions, highlighting changes in the landscape, buildings, and community activities over time.
The Green, also known as The Park, is one of Connecticut’s largest and most beautiful public spaces. Colchester’s spacious Town Green, originally preserved as open space, features a gazebo, monuments, and a baseball field. Throughout the year, the Green is the site of many community events, including concerts, a seasonal farmer’s market, carnivals, fairs and more.