PRESERVING THE LAND, HISTORY, AND SPIRIT OF SALISBURY
PRESERVING THE LAND, HISTORY, AND SPIRIT OF SALISBURY
Since 1902, the Salisbury Association has been celebrating our community, preserving our history, and conserving our land and natural resources for current and future generations.
Salisbury, Connecticut sits in the Litchfield Hills; it received its town charter in 1741. At one time the frontier, the town’s rich resources eventually drew speculators, farmers and businessmen. They benefited from the assets of the Northwest Corner: land, water, iron ore, and timber.
By 1902 some Salisbury citizens saw the need to respond to the town’s past, by planting trees, preserving its history and encouraging community. The Salisbury Association was born.
Today the Association carries out its mission through three committees:
Salisbury, Connecticut sits in the Litchfield Hills; it received its town charter in 1741. At one time the frontier, the town’s rich resources eventually drew speculators, farmers and businessmen. They benefited from the assets of the Northwest Corner: land, water, iron ore, and timber.
By 1902 some Salisbury citizens saw the need to respond to the town’s past, by planting trees, preserving its history and encouraging community. The Salisbury Association was born.
Today the Association carries out its mission through three committees:
OCTOBER
25
LAND TRUST
Fall Clean-Up and Biodiversity Talk with Dee Solomon
October 25 @ 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Permanent
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Display of 19th-century silver from the Holley-Williams collection
Permanent Exhibit
DECEMBER
5
COMMUNITY EVENTS
Holiday Concert with Pizzaz Strings Group
December 5, 3:00
@ the Salisbury Congregational Church
