We will be discussing the important impact that women had on the American Revolutionary War. All are welcome! Several copies in various formats are available to be checked out at the Brownell Library
Learn about the lives of the Wilbors over six generations, 1690-1920, with a guided tour of the c. 1691 historic house. Wilbor Hour Tours are inlcuded in the price of […]
Learn about the lives of the Wilbors over six generations, 1690-1920, with a guided tour of the c. 1691 historic house. Wilbor Hour Tours are inlcuded in the price of […]
Join us for our upcoming Exhibit Preview Party on July 3rd from 6-8pm!
Join us on July 4th to celebrate the opening of our newest exhibit "Revolutionary Little Compton" and the publication "Reconnections: A New History of the Sakonnet Wampanoag People."
Learn about the lives of the Wilbors over six generations, 1690-1920, with a guided tour of the c. 1691 historic house. Wilbor Hour Tours are inlcuded in the price of […]
Learn about the lives of the Wilbors over six generations, 1690-1920, with a guided tour of the c. 1691 historic house. Wilbor Hour Tours are inlcuded in the price of […]
The historical society will be closing early at 1pm for staff training.
Celebrate America’s 250th Birthday with a Night of U.S. History Trivia! Join the Little Compton Community Center and the Little Compton Historical Society for an evening of friendly competition, local pride, and all things American history! Hosted by local historian Marjory O’Toole and LCCC representative Chris Clark, this special trivia night will test your knowledge […]
Learn about the lives of the Wilbors over six generations, 1690-1920, with a guided tour of the c. 1691 historic house. Wilbor Hour Tours are inlcuded in the price of admission for the historical society exhibits. Admission free to members and children under 5, $10 adult, or $5 for kids 5-12. Last admission at 4:30 […]
Learn about the lives of the Wilbors over six generations, 1690-1920, with a guided tour of the c. 1691 historic house. Wilbor Hour Tours are inlcuded in the price of admission for the historical society exhibits. Admission free to members and children under 5, $10 adult, or $5 for kids 5-12. Last admission at 4:30 […]
This talk will explore how the Quaker community coped with the War of Independence, and with changes to civilian life in the colony due to the British occupations and disruptions to maritime trade.
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