SHS Newsletters
SHS Newsletter 2006
SHS Newsletter 2007
SHS Newsletter 2008
SHS Newsletter 2009
Historical Photos
Panoramas & Maps
Houses
Historic Postcards Slide Shows
Part 1 Part 2 Part 3
Shrewsbury in 1957 Video!
Sugar on Snow & Square Dancing
Marjorie Pierce Photo Albums
Album 1 - slide show
Album 2 - slide show
SHS Museum Slide Show
1850 Shrewsbury Census
 We would love to acquire or have use of any old photos that you may have of Shrewsbury residents, buildings, etc. Photos will be returned promptly. If you prefer, please send me a 300dpi scan of the images via email. I will be adding many photos in the near future and will welcome any corrections or commentary.
baycu@shrewsburyhistoricalsociety.com
9871 Cold River Rd Shrewsbury, VT 05738 |
The original Cuttingsville Church, as photographed below, is the site of the Shrewsbury Historical
Society Museum on Route 103 in Cuttingsville,Vermont, just southeast of Rutland. The museum is free and wheelchair accessible.
The collection includes 19th century photographs, books, diaries, furniture, costumes,
toys, as well as video and audio tapes of townspeople and special events,
and a current Shrewsbury historical scrapbook.
The Historical Society meetings are held at the
museum on the 1st Tuesday of the month at 7 pm. from April to
November. Appointments to visit the museum can be made by contacting Fran Patten at 802-492-3706. For genealogy help, call Nancy Spencer at 802-492-3378.
Shrewsbury Historical Society
Cuttingsville, Vermont Open Sundays 1-3 pm July-October
SHS 2010 Calendar
The new 2010 SHS calendar is available and for sale at the Town Clerks office and at Pierce's Store. You can also send a check for $14 to:
Shrewsbury Historical Society, Inc.
5419 Route 103
Cuttingsville, Vermont 05738
Shrewsbury History Books
 Our Town As It Was by Dawn D. Hance, is a wonderful history volume full of interesting photos and stories and is available in
soft cover for $25 ($20 to members) and can be found at the Town Clerk’s Office during hours.
History of Shrewsbury, Vt
as written in the Gazetteer and Business Directory of Rutland County,VT 1881-82
John P. Bowman mausoleum and mansion
An article here from the booklet written by Honorary Trustee of the Historical Society, the late Marjorie A. Pierce in 1995 and from articles found in the May 20, 1882 and October 31, 1882 issues of the Rutland Daily Herald which were donated to the Shrewsbury Historical Society by member Morris G. Tucker.
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