NOTICE: The Fenton History Center is closed Jan. 10, 2026 – Jan. 23, 2026
The Chautauqua County Home Bureau published “Crafty Cookin’” in 1984. This recipe was submitted by Orm Seekings from the “Homecrafters” chapter. UPSIDE-DOWN DATE CAKE 1
The 2024 Fall Honor Flight, after much anticipation, has come and gone – but spectacular memories will linger in the hearts and minds of each
Q1. What happened to the William Ross residence?Q2. What was “Vart Land?”Q3. What was the name of the cigar store where Lucille Ball worked?Q4. What
We had another great year for cemetery tours–and the weather was much better! This was the ninteenth year for the Fenton Saints & Sinners Cemetery
On Wednesday, October 9, 2024, the Fenton had the last lecture of the 2024 series with Carol Crossed, President of the Board of Directors at
Mrs. Louis Lucas began making incense from pine needles in 1907. In 1917, Louis Lucas was granted a patent for that process. Four years later
It is with great sadness we at the Fenton are bidding Jane Babinsky farewell as she transitions to a new role in another organization. She