Hebron’s Beginnings
While there are now 169 Connecticut municipalities, Hebron is actually one of the oldest. It became our state’s 41st town, officially incorporated by the State of Connecticut on May 26, […]
Reflecting on Our Past: Hebron’s 1908 Celebrations
In 1908, as a result of the dedication of (and perhaps a little arm-twisting from) Ida Porter Douglas, Hebron celebrated its 200th anniversary of incorporation, the first time the town […]
New History on Gull School House Recently Received
Dear Society: I recently became aware of your existence and of your Gull school restoration. In the year 1933 I entered the first grade at the Gull school and I […]
A Soldier’s Story: Leonard Porter’s Memories of Life in the Army Air Corps
“At the time [I enlisted] I was working at Electric Boat in Groton as a ship fitters helper. When I informed the boss, I was told I could get a […]
House on the Hill: The Story of the Ams Mansion
The story of the Ams Mansion has captured the imagination of many. Perhaps it is because its famous owner, Charles M. Ams, who failed to deliver manufacturing fame for Hebron, […]
Center School Officially Welcomed to Hebron’s Historic Properties
For Hebron residents, one of the most significant events marking the start of the 16th Annual Maple Fest took place at the Jones-Keefe-Baston Post 95 American Legion. Local and state […]
Hebron’s Historic Schoolhouses
This year’s 16th Annual Maple Fest offers a unique opportunity for both residents and visitors. Two of Hebron’s historic schoolhouses will be open to the public, and an official ceremony […]