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The Derby Historical Society announces the transition of leadership from Paula J. Norton, who, after serving the DHS for more than nine years, is passing the baton to Daniel L. Bosques.
As Executive Director, Daniel, who has also been involved with the DHS for nine years, will continue in the legacy of serving the lower Naugatuck Valley towns of Ansonia, Derby, Oxford, Seymour, and Shelton.
Paula and Daniel are pictured here alongside some of the docents who help make the David Humphreys House come to life with their award-winning A Day in 1762 school program, as well as during numerous open houses and events.
This will be the 39th year that the Derby Historical Society offers this field trip to students from all over Connecticut.
Updated info follows:
The Derby Historical Society’s General David Humphreys House will be open on Sunday, July 21st from 10 am – 1 pm.
Come by for a tour of David Humphrey’s birthplace in one of our State’s oldest houses. This circa 1698 Colonial Home is currently housing a temporary exhibit of Civil War
Veteran 1st Sgt. Charles S. Tatten, a Native American and Ansonia’s first Black police officer.
Snacks and refreshments provided – Donations appreciated.
You can reach the DHS with inquiries at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) or by calling 203 – 735-1908.