Babbs Bridge Featured on Early Bird Show
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It is with overwhelming sadness that we say a final goodbye to our Secretary Karen Lougee. Karen passed away on January 8 after a brief illness…
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Read MoreAs a Thank You each year, Bangor Savings Bank provides an opportunity your favorite non-profit organizations to receive $1000 by voting for them!
For the month of NOVEMBER purchase a “Bloomin’ for Good” bouquet at our Windham Hannaford and our Historical Society will receive $1
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The biggest fundraising event for the Windham Historical Society this year was our First Annual Fall Harvest Festival. The event took place on October 14 on the Village Green. It was a day of old-fashioned fun reminiscent of a country bazaar at the turn of the twentieth century.
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Read MoreWindham Historical Society has been selected again by the Store Leadership Team to receive $1 from every $2.50 reusable Community Bag sold during the month of May 2023 at our Windham Hannaford.
Shaw's GIVE BACK WHERE IT COUNTS REUSABLE BAG PROGRAM!
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Be on the lookout on Mondays for the recipe of the week that you can try at home.
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Every Monday during 2022, we are posting an excerpt from the memoir of Rebecca May Manchester Cressey, a Windham woman born in 1909.
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Throughout 2021, we shared daily entries from Lena Megquier's diary from the year 1898. Now, facebook follower Becky Delaware has surprised us with a copy of Lena’s 1899 diary to share with you...
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Christmas Fair, Saturday, November 13, 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. Friends Church, Route 202, Windham
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In November 2010, the Society formed a separate corporation called October House LLC and with the generous help of members and friends providing the down payment.
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September 26 started off with a pouring rain, but by noon the clouds had parted…
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The Windham Historical Society made a little history of their own on Friday, October 30, 2020 when they moved the Old Grocery at the corner of Route 202 and Windham Center Road across the street to the Society’s Village Green.
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On Friday, October 16, the Windham Historical Society, in conjunction with the Windham Parks & Recreation department, will give seniors the opportunity to lunch and learn about the Society’s one-room schoolhouse at a senior luncheon at the Town Hall Gym with food supplied by the Elbow Room Bistro in North Windham.
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Four of the teams that participated have shared some photos of their finds!
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Maine 200 Scavenger Hunt is a photo scavenger hunt of historical locations in and around Windham designed to encourage families and individuals to discover local Maine history as part of the Maine Bicentennial.
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A team of Maine archaeologists is racing this summer to uncover the secrets of a colonial-era frontier fort.
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History on the Hill will be a tour of four historic places on Windham Hill.
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The Village School on the Windham Historical Society’s Village Green will have its Grand Opening on Saturday, August 25 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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