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Welcome!
The Torrington History Museum exhibits and the Hotchkiss-Fyler House Museum have re-opened for the 2022 season and will remain open through October 29, 2022. Hours for the self-guided exhibit, No Place Like Home: The History of Torrington and the Hendey Machine Shop exhibit are Wednesday - Saturday from 12-4 pm. Free admission. Guided tours of the Hotchkiss-Fyler House Museum are available Thursday through Saturday. Tours are on the hour at 12, 1, 2, and 3 pm. Admission is $7 per adult. The John H. Thompson Library & Archive is now open for research on Wednesday - Friday from 1-4pm. Please contact us for a research appointment using the email address below. Researchers may also direct questions to the research library by email. The address is torringtonhistorical@snet.net. YouTube Channel
Did you know we record our virtual programs? You can watch the recordings on our YouTube Channel by clicking this link below: Torrington Historical Society YouTube Programs Take a Virtual Tour of the Torrington History Museum's
Exhibit "No Place Like Home"
NEW! Presentation ( Click to Watch )
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Join us this week for another exciting presentation by Nick Bellantoni!
Our Fall Zoom Programs begin this Wednesday evening, September 21 with presenter:
Nicholas Bellantoni, Emeritus CT State Archaeologist. 6:30 pm via Zoom The Pope Farmington Mastodon: A Dramatic Look at Post-Glacial Times and Connecticut's First Inhabitants Once again, the Society will host Nick Bellantoni for an interesting presentation on the 1913 discovery of a mastodon in Connecticut as well as the more recent find of a Paleo-Indian site along the Farmington River in Avon. This will certainly be a fascinating program! Tickets are FREE. To sign up, please use the link below. Nick Bellantoni Program Our fall Zoom programs are generously sponsored by Torrington Savings Bank We hope you'll join us for one or all. See you soon. 
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