Jamestown’s “Old Northside”, which was located between 4th Street and the Chadakoin River, now makes up the City’s greater downtown. Discover the stories of the
Join the director of the Walnut Grove Archaeology Project, Dr. Tom Greer for a behind-the-scenes architectural tour of the 1863 Fenton Mansion and grounds. This
The Southside of Jamestown in the mid-1800s to early 1900s was a mix of neighborhoods and thriving businesses. Explore the beauty and majesty of an
Join us at the Fenton History Center on Wednesday, May 4th, 2022, to celebrate the 198th birthday of Mrs. Elizabeth Scudder Fenton and the dedication
Brown Bag Lectures are back, in-person and virtual, this year. Our last speaker for 2022 is Tom Greer, Fenton Archaeology Director, speaking on the 2022
Brown Bag Lectures are back, in-person and virtual, this year. Paul Johnson, Property Developer, will be speaking on the History of the Packard Family in
Brown Bag Lectures are back, in-person and virtual, this year. Wendy Straight, Mapping Assistant, Chautauqua County 19th Century Sites, will be speaking on Mapping Jamestown
Brown Bag Lectures are back, in-person and virtual, this year. Fletcher Ward, local author and historian, will be speaking on the Muskellunge of Chautauqua Lake.
Brown Bag L Brown Bag Lectures are back, in-person and virtual, this year. Norman Carlson, Collections Manager of the Fenton History Center, will speak on
Brown Bag Lectures are back, in-person and virtual this year. Randy Elf, Constitutional Lawyer, will be speaking on Judge Robert H. Jackson’s caseWVA vs. Barnett.
Enter your name and email address to join our email list, to get notifications on upcoming programs and events and receive our monthly newsletter, Walnut Grove Press, when it is released each month!
Support the Fenton History Center by becoming a member. Members get unlimited complimentary admission, unlimited access to the museum library, a discount to the gift shop, and more.
Join the Fenton’s Patreon to get access to exclusive historical content!
© 2021. Fenton History Center. All Rights Reserved. Website designed by Kolstee Media.
