His presentation, which is a result of this practice, shows the interrelationship between the advances in military technology and its corresponding impact on period battle tactics. The role of the infantryman will be addressed as well as the significant technological contributions of the Connnecticur River Valley. Let's see the gentlemen come out for this most interesting presentation, which comes to us highly recommended. The program will present interior views as well as exteriors of some of South Windsor's hisotroic homes. It features local school memorabilia and other items of historical interest.
Admission is free, but donations are welcome.
Wet grounds may delay opening until May 6. Alfred has a private rail museum at his King Street home just over the town line in East Hartford. Most of the area Burnhams go back to Thomas, who migrated to Hartford from England about 1647 and purchased a large track of land in what is now East Hartford and South Windsor in 1659. Some of the land is still farmed by his descendants. Local businessman Tim Shepard will moderate the panel.