The Cambridge Historical Society, located in Cambridge Vermont, is dedicated to studying and preserving the history of our small part of the world. Located just over the mountain from Stowe, Cambridge is proud of its commitment to its heritage. We meet every 2nd Wednesday of the month at the Warner Lodge, 49 School St., Jeffersonville, VT
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UPCOMING EVENT
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Growing up in Cambridge Jct. in the 1940s and 50s.
March 13th, 7pm
Warner Lodge, 49 School St., Jeffersonville, VT
Donna Burnor Nolan grew up in Cambridge Junction in the 1940s and 50s. Her family was greatly impacted by the death of her father, one of three railroad workers, killed in a tragic train accident, near the Junction, in October, 1949. A video of an interview with Donna will be shown at the next Cambridge Historical Society meeting on March 13th.
All are welcomed to this free program. The building is handicap accessible. Refreshments are always provided (and delicious).
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Roberta Marsh's fabulous book on Cambridge history, Cambridge Vermont, Special Places, Special People is now available for sale for $25 plus shipping.
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