The Fenton History Center has an extensive collection of local cookbooks in its archives. This recipe comes from Home Cookin’, Sears Associates’ Favorite Recipes. The
Vets Finding Vets is a free program especially designed for Chautauqua County Veterans. This program is multi-faceted, but I want to invite you to join
The Fenton History Center is excited to introduce its new Corporate Membership structure to invite organizations to support its mission of preserving thousands of artifacts,
The Fenton History Center’s 2023 lecture series continues. On Wednesday, July 12, 2023, where Sam Genco and Karen Livsey gave a presentation on their research
The last walking tour of this summer was the annual tour of Jamestown churches, held on August 5, 2023. The group started at Tree of
On Saturday, July 6, 2023, a group gathered to enjoy the Lucy Tour of Jamestown. Joni Blackman, former Director of the Fenton, was the Tour
The Annual Book and Paper Show was held on Saturday August 5th at Chautauqua Suites. The Fenton had a table there and we were able
Today I’m writing about two books that illustrate very different approaches to the personal past. One is a family history. The other is a personal
The Lily Dale Women’s Day Events Committee invited several of us to join them for the Lily Dale Suffrage Trail Marker Dedication. It was a
Q1. Where was the American Aristotype Company located?Q2. What is the name of the VFW Post?Q3. Who did Jamestown Mayor Carlson run against in 1975?Q4.
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