Greenwich Historical Society Employee Directory
Museums, Historical Sites, and ZoosConnecticut, United States11-50 Employees
The Greenwich Historical Society is a regional museum and historical society based in Cos Cob, Connecticut, that preserves and interprets Greenwich history to strengthen the community's connection to its past, present, and future. Its campus, reimagined and opened in 2018, includes a nationally accredited museum, a library and archives, a café, a store, and restored Impressionist-era gardens. It houses the circa 1730 Bush-Holley House, a National Historic Landmark that survived the American Revolution and is tied to Connecticut's first American Impressionist art colony. Founded in 1931, the society collects and chronicles Greenwich history and serves residents, visitors, and researchers. It participates in broader networks such as the Historic Artists Homes and Studios and the Connecticut Art Trail.