Biographies
VIP: Paul Bechmann, Gift Shop and Office Manager
For those of you who have visited the Fenton History Center you have most likely met our Office Manager and Gift Shop Lady, Paula Bechmann.
April 9, 2022
Blog
History
It Was A Very Long Time Ago Pt. III
In the past two months, I’ve surveyed what little is known about the first several thousand years of Chautauqua County prehistory. It was a little
April 9, 2022
Gift Shop
Museum Gift Shop
For those of you who have visited the Fenton History Center, you know that the entranceway takes you through to a small gift shop before
April 9, 2022
Curator's Corner
Curator’s Corner – April 2022
Spring has finally arrived. I find spring to be a good reminder of how far we have come, and of new things on the horizon.
April 9, 2022
Research Center
Research Center Report – April 2022
The Summer Exhibit of 2022 features St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church to celebrate their 100th Anniversary! Much has changed since 1922, and we look forward
April 9, 2022
Featured Article
President’s Report – April 2022
As many of you already know, we are without a director currently. The Search Committee is interviewing and expect to have a candidate in the
April 9, 2022
Genealogy
Research Center Report – March 2022
We are so excited to be putting the final touches on the upcoming Genealogy Conference – Finally! We have a great slate of speakers and
March 8, 2022
Vets Finding Vets
Vets Finding Vets: Documentation at the Armory Pt. II
Last month I strived to cover the welcome surprises found among the many documents and items found at the Jamestown Armory during my very favorite
March 8, 2022
Biographies
VIP: Cindy Rodgers
Cindy Rodgers has been an incredible asset to the Fenton over may years. Those of you attending the Cemetery tours have had the opportunity to
March 8, 2022
History
It Was A Very Long Time Ago Pt. II
Last month I wrote about the first 1,300 years of Chautauqua County prehistory. At least two dozen chert projectile points and some other flake tools
March 8, 2022
