The Kennedy Free Library has called upon the Fenton History Center to provide an historical display, which will be featured at the entrance of the
In the August issue of the Walnut Grove Press, I discussed Alfred Huntington and the gasoline engines he made in Ripley, Sinclairville, and Celoron. This
Like most places its size, Jamestown has had its share of unsuccessful and minimally successful newspapers. Our current older generation remembers the Jamestown Sun that
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
This column has explored scrapbooks in the past. Recently some of the scrapbooks in the archives at the Fenton History Center have been rehoused and
Often items that are donated to the Fenton History Center can relate to more than one story within the history of the community. This is
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