NOTICE: The Fenton History Center is closed Feb. 7, 2026
A poster, seen here, was donated by Bill Hubbard. His father, William “Bud” Hubbard was a 2nd Lieutenant at the time of the parade and
Family is a word that holds different meanings for different people, but at its core, family is not defined solely by bloodlines. It is defined
Within the Hall House’s library section we have some extremely useful sources of information such as city directories for Jamestown, New York for sporadic years
Play ball! The Fenton History Center has a new exhibit on display at the Kennedy Library! This time the theme of all these items is
Postcards are one of the most unique, but endearing ways of sharing what you’re up to in this age of texting and emailing. As in
When people go to movie theaters there’s a ton of important things to enjoy but also consider. Such as, “Should I get the popcorn today?”
There were many ways in which tobacco was consumed in former times. Such as, having it within a pipe and then smoking it that way.
The Fenton History Center currently has some Civil War materials we have within our collection on display at the Kennedy Library. Some of the items