Norfolk Then . . .
The railroad was a visible part of the Norfolk landscape a century ago. Constructed in 1870, it approached the village…
The railroad was a visible part of the Norfolk landscape a century ago. Constructed in 1870, it approached the village…
Meet John o’the Woods, perhaps the most well-known homeless man in 19th century Connecticut. In the course of his…
While the shrill whistle and smoke of locomotives arriving at the Norfolk station have been replaced by the downshifting and…
Roller skating fever struck Norfolk in 1885, as it did many towns across the country. The Norfolk Roller Skating Association…
Royal Arcanum Tenants Dedicated to Insuring Lives Once there was a tower in Norfolk from which Rapunzel could have let…
Chickens on roller skates? Marie Kendall was a very creative photographer, and she must have had some pretty cooperative chickens,…
Meet the Bishop family outside their home near the Norfolk-North Goshen town line. There’s Ernest and Sadie to the left…
The year is 1945, and young Augustus Curtiss, known as Gus, is getting a haircut. It is close quarters in…
Before centralizations, the Norfolk district school system included 11 grammar schools, each managed by a local school committee. Schoolhouses were simple…