Saints and Sinners – Horse Drawn Carriage Tours
Come take a ride through the Lake View Cemetery and hear the tales of some of Jamestown’s early inhabitants. This tour is historically informative and
August 5, 2021
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Virtual Brown Bag: 2021 Archeology Update
Our last Virtual Brown Bag of 2021, the annual Archaeology update from Tom Greer, Fenton Archaeology Director, with the 2021 archaeological dig results. This event
July 29, 2021
Virtual Brown Bag: History of the Deaf Community
Join Deb Long, President of the Jamestown/Warren Deaf Club, on the history of the local deaf community, and advocacy for it in this month’s Virtual
July 29, 2021
Jamestown Walking Tour: Lucille Ball Downtown
Enjoy a guided walking tour of Downtown Jamestown, New York and learn about the fascinating history of this charming town as it applies to Lucille
July 29, 2021
Historic “Southside” Walking Tour
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
July 29, 2021
Virtual Brown Bag Lunch: George Lawn and the Original Human Rights Commission
Join the Fenton in as Noah Goodling, Fenton History Center Executive Director, discusses George Lawn and the Original Human Rights Commission. Brown Bag Lectures are
July 23, 2021
New England Genealogy Workshop: Town Records
In the fourth of the 6-part workshop series on New England genealogy, Rhonda Hoffman of Buffalo Public Library will give a presentation on using Town
May 20, 2021
Virtual Brown Bag: Greg Rabb
Join the Fenton in celebrating Pride Month and learning about local history with this month’s Brown Bag Lecture with Greg Rabb, JCC Professor of Political
May 20, 2021
New England Genealogy Workshop: Online Resources
In the fifth of the six-part workshop series on New England genealogy, Barb Cessna, Andrew Kolstee, and Janet Wahlberg will present the vast amount of
May 20, 2021
Workshop: Local Resources for New England Research
In the third of the 6-part workshop series on New England genealogy, learn about the local resources that are available to help you research your
April 2, 2021
