Baltimore Bridge in N. Spfld. 1960s

The Plaza - old entrance and exit

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Come visit any Saturday 1-4 pm

Baltimore Bridge in N. Spfld. 1960s

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Open Saturdays 1-4 pm except for holiday weekends. It's free of charge to visit. Bring a friend.

MISSION STATEMENT

The Springfield Art & Historical Society exists to promote an appreciation of Springfield’s history and historical art by identifying, collecting, preserving, and making available material that documents the story of the town’s people, industry, and culture.

"Q is for Quilts"

Members, Families and Friends present an exhibit of local quilts, old to new, for the enjoyment of the public. On display Wednesdays and Saturdays 1:00 – 4:00 pm only. Running from April 5th to June 28th. Check out the SAPA program done by Linda Rousse and Marita Johnson.

https://sapatv.cablecast.tv/CablecastPublicSite/show/41403?site=2

There is no admission charge – bring a friend.

Questions? Email sahs@vermontel.net

Check out the SAPA tv video of John Swanson's visit to SAHS. Thank you to Bryce Honeywell for taping.

https://sapatv.cablecast.tv/CablecastPublicSite/gallery/35?site=2

and https://www.sapatv.org/watch

You have to fast forward past the Vt Roads intro.

Enjoy the newsletter

Enjoy the video made by Jackie Barr with historical data provided by Bunni Putnam of the SAHS. Visit SAHS and see the dolls and carriages.

A short history of Springfield

Check out this history on the Spfld. Chamber of Commerce's website: History of Springfield, VT | Springfield Chamber (springfieldvt.com)

How to Clean a Gravestone; from workshop done in 2020 by Scott Andrew Bartley for SAHS