I extend my sincerest thanks to the following for making the January 15, 2020 broadcast possible: Catherine Ladnier and John Mickey Robinson; Kevin M. J. O'Connor of The Jeffrey Matthews Group; and listeners to the Greenwich, A Town For All Seasons Show on Radio 1490 WGCH and WGCH.com anywhere.
With me on the Wednesday, January 29, 2020 broadcast to talk about Putnam Cottage in Greenwich is Nancy Wolfe, the president of the Israel Putnam House Association. Learn more at PutnamCottage.org.
Up and down our shores, 18th century historic buildings with connections to the American Revolutionary War are not only still standing, they’re open to visitors like you and me.
Whether they were the former homes of soldiers or places where notable players in the war of our independence passed through they have a place in our hearts and in the foundation of our history.
Still revolutionary into the 21st century, Putnam Cottage at 243 East Putnam Avenue is one of the Town of Greenwich’s most iconic historical gems.
This bright red house on the Boston Post Road has had a long and colorful history. Every time Putnam Cottage’s doors are opened to the public we are offered a chance to rediscover and celebrate with pride a vital chapter of our history.
Greenwich, A Town For All Seasons airs on Radio 1490 WGCH Greenwich, Connecticut USA, FM 105.5 Stamford and WGCH.com anywhere via live audio streaming. The show is hosted by Jeffrey Bingham Mead, a direct descendant of the 17th century founders of Greenwich, Connecticut. It is the first show ever focused on the stories of Greenwich history as well as that of area communities. Tune-in every-other Wednesday morning after the top-of-the-hour 9:00 a.m. news.
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