Like most local history museums, Fenton has a number of stone projectile points, generally called “arrowheads,” recovered from various locations in the area. In Chautauqua
It is customary to think about change at the new year so I’m departing once again from my usual discussion of collection items to remark
Arthur Wellington Anderson (October 6, 1889-December 12, 1949), according to his Jamestown Journal obituary and Lake View Cemetery records was born near Augusta, Maine. He
The Fenton History Center recently acquired a small, unpretentious oak drop leaf table that had remained in the family of the original owner since the
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