New London County Historical Society at the Shaw Mansion, New London, CT

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Visit Historic New London County for an adventure into America's Past.
Tour the Shaw Mansion Museum, a house that survived Benedict Arnold's Rampage.
View the extensive museum collection and research the archives.
Thousands of documents and manuscripts to trace your family genealogy.

Upcoming events ...
All events are open to the public. For further details, please call 860-443-1209

death and mourning at the Shaw Mansion, new London, CT

“Spirits of the Shaw Mansion”
True Tales of Death & Mourning

Learn about these unique performances here and make reservations now!
Performances: October 24 & 25 at 6pm and 8pm.
Shaw Mansion, 11 Blinman St., New London.
Limit of 15 per performance.
Call (860) 443-1409 for tickets.

Performances are not handicapped-accessible and not recommended for children under 10.

Vintage Base Ball Games
Read all about Vintage Base Ball Opening Day, learn about Vintage Baseball and our home team schedule here ...

NLCHS receives prestigious grant
Click here to learn about our federal IMLS grant and how we will use it.

A National Treasure ~ The Shaw 13-Star Flag
Read more about this historic flag here ...

A New London Treasure ~ History of New London, Connecticut: From the first survey of the coast in 1512 to 1860, by Frances Manwaring Caulkins
Learn more about this essential New London history here ...

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