Norfolk Then…
With the Norfolk Curling Club temporarily out of commission owing to Covid-19 restrictions, have a look at the earliest days…
With the Norfolk Curling Club temporarily out of commission owing to Covid-19 restrictions, have a look at the earliest days…
The Church of Christ Congregational is the picture of Victorian abundance in this exuberant Christmas evergreen display as photographed by…
One hundred years ago on Nov. 2, 1920, Norfolk women cast their ballots in a presidential election for the first…
The house on the corner of Greenwoods Road and Maple Avenue was the home of Dr. William H. Porter of…
This house was built by Robbins Battell Stoeckel in 1907, one of two houses still standing side by side on…
Miss Anna Thompson built her Shingle Style “cottage” on Laurel Way in 1894. By then, Norfolk had become a popular…
William H. Moseley was a “hotel man” from New Haven when he built this house on Laurel Way about 1890.…
This edition of Norfolk Then is the first in a series to feature Norfolk houses. Look for them as you…
With most of us sheltering in place this spring, let’s look back at the Norfolk “Shelter.” Designed by architect Alfredo…
Now on the grounds of the Norfolk Library, the Welch Memorial Fountain once stood on Greenwoods Road at the entrance…