Artist's Halloween, Greenwich Robberies, Fights, Accidents, Crimes & More

 

Welcome to the 14th of October 2025 Show.

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This podcast is made possible by Greenwich Farm Hui, LLC, Alexander Affiliates, Eastern Neurologic Services of New York, Kevin M. J. O'Connor of Jeffrey Matthews Wealth Management, and listeners like you everywhere!

One of my favorite Halloween stories in Greenwich was set at the Holley Inn in Cos Cob (Bush Holley House, Greenwich Historical Society headquarters) It featured a cast of characters from the American Impressionist Art Colony that once flourished there over a century ago.

       

Starting October 8, 2025, this dynamic exhibition explores how entrepreneurial women enabled Holley House to become the setting for the Cos Cob art colony, the first Impressionist community in Connecticut, and among the earliest in the nation.

The Centennial celebration of the Declaration of Independence in 1876 reignited national interest in the ideals of the Revolution and ushered in new opportunities for women. This enabled the Holley House proprietors to expand upon their domestic roles and become influential businesswomen who attracted the founders of American Impressionism.

The picturesque setting on the banks of the Mianus River and familial home environment created by Josephine Holley and her daughter Constant Holley MacRae ignited the creativity of the artists who were attracted to Holley House as a respite from their New York City dwellings. Cos Cob art colony founders and frequent boarders included John Henry Twachtman, J. Alden Weir, Childe Hassam and Theodore Robinson who were instrumental in shaping American Impressionism during the late 19^th and early 20^th centuries.

This exhibition has been curated by Kathleen Craughwell-Varda and is the second in a three-part exhibition series that kicked off in fall 2024 to explore the impact of the American Revolution in Greenwich. The third exhibition follows in April  2026.

On this week's show you'll hear about robberies, fights accidents and more as our history continues to unfold.

Sail away with gifts for everyone from the Greenwich Historical Society's Museum Store. Order online and we'll ship directly to you or your loved one. Enjoy complimentary gift wrapping, too. 

The Greenwich Historical Society is hosting a series of exhibitions and public events -and you're invited! 

 

Join us at the Greenwich, A Town For All Seasons Show site on Facebook.  

 

I encourage you to like and visit the Facebook group You Know You're From Greenwich Ct If, where links to the show are posted weekly. 

Mark your calendars. The next show is scheduled for Tuesday, the 21st of October 2025. 

Jeffrey Bingham Mead, Officiant and Celebrant of Life. Weddings; Retirement; Adoptions; Civil Unions; Vow Renewals; Divorces with Civility and Dignity; Official Ceremonies; Blessings & More. Call 808.721.0306. JeffreyBinghamMead@gmail.com.  

Mr. Myllan Mosquera: Reliable curbside door-to-door airport transportation services. Contact him anytime at 1.203.621.8383. 


Michael Helupka Tree Service, LLC in Greenwich. Call 203.622.8737.



Call-A-Ride of Greenwich: Free door-to-door transportation for ambulatory seniors over age 60, Monday-Friday. Call 203.661.6633. CallARideGreenwich.org

Summer Horsemanship Riding Program at Mead Farm, 107 June Road, Stamford. MeadFarm.com. 203.322.4984.  



Marc Bernier: Irish Music, Sea Chanteys and Drinking Songs! Fine Bodhans Made and Played! 401.596.7508. marc@marcbernier.com www.marcbernier.com.

 

Rosemary Hall Comes to Greenwich, Thomas Lyon House, Crimes & More

 

Welcome to the 7th of October 2025 Show.

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This podcast is made possible by Greenwich Farm Hui, LLC, Alexander Affiliates, Eastern Neurologic Services of New York, Kevin M. J. O'Connor of Jeffrey Matthews Wealth Management, and listeners like you everywhere! 

The year was 1900. A new school -Rosemary Hall- just moved to Greenwich 125 years ago this month. Virginia Whitney of The Greenwich News visited the campus in Rock Ridge Park two weeks before the official opening. I'll share her impressions.

 A century ago an appeal was made by a letter writer to save the Thomas Lyon House at the New York/Connecticut state line on West Putnam Avenue. 

We'll have news of crimes, accidents, and so much more as our history continues to unfold.

October tours feature exploring some of the most useful historical maps in our collection. These demonstrate significant development over time and are useful in genealogical research. You may even be able to learn more about the history of your neighborhood or home.

It’s that time of year again! Bring the whole family for a fun fall day at our annual Fall Scarecrow Festival! This year’s theme for the Fall Festival will connect with our newest fall exhibition The Holley Boarding House: Inspiring American Impressionism.

       

Starting October 8, 2025, this dynamic exhibition explores how entrepreneurial women enabled Holley House to become the setting for the Cos Cob art colony, the first Impressionist community in Connecticut, and among the earliest in the nation.

The Centennial celebration of the Declaration of Independence in 1876 reignited national interest in the ideals of the Revolution and ushered in new opportunities for women. This enabled the Holley House proprietors to expand upon their domestic roles and become influential businesswomen who attracted the founders of American Impressionism.

The picturesque setting on the banks of the Mianus River and familial home environment created by Josephine Holley and her daughter Constant Holley MacRae ignited the creativity of the artists who were attracted to Holley House as a respite from their New York City dwellings. Cos Cob art colony founders and frequent boarders included John Henry Twachtman, J. Alden Weir, Childe Hassam and Theodore Robinson who were instrumental in shaping American Impressionism during the late 19^th and early 20^th centuries.

This exhibition has been curated by Kathleen Craughwell-Varda and is the second in a three-part exhibition series that kicked off in fall 2024 to explore the impact of the American Revolution in Greenwich. The third exhibition follows in April  2026.

We'll have Crimes and Misdemeanors -our historical crimes report- announcements -and more as our history continues to unfold.

Sail away with gifts for everyone from the Greenwich Historical Society's Museum Store. Order online and we'll ship directly to you or your loved one. Enjoy complimentary gift wrapping, too. 

The Greenwich Historical Society is hosting a series of exhibitions and public events -and you're invited! 

 

Join us at the Greenwich, A Town For All Seasons Show site on Facebook.  

 

I encourage you to like and visit the Facebook group You Know You're From Greenwich Ct If, where links to the show are posted weekly. 

Mark your calendars. The next show is scheduled for Tuesday, the 14th of October 2025. 

Jeffrey Bingham Mead, Officiant and Celebrant of Life. Weddings; Retirement; Adoptions; Civil Unions; Vow Renewals; Divorces with Civility and Dignity; Official Ceremonies; Blessings & More. Call 808.721.0306. JeffreyBinghamMead@gmail.com.  

Mr. Myllan Mosquera: Reliable curbside door-to-door airport transportation services. Contact him anytime at 1.203.621.8383. 


Michael Helupka Tree Service, LLC in Greenwich. Call 203.622.8737.



Call-A-Ride of Greenwich: Free door-to-door transportation for ambulatory seniors over age 60, Monday-Friday. Call 203.661.6633. CallARideGreenwich.org

Summer Horsemanship Riding Program at Mead Farm, 107 June Road, Stamford. MeadFarm.com. 203.322.4984.  



Marc Bernier: Irish Music, Sea Chanteys and Drinking Songs! Fine Bodhans Made and Played! 401.596.7508. marc@marcbernier.com www.marcbernier.com.

 

Summer Drives, Dingletown Church, Undiscovered Graves, Pomerance Cleanup, Crimes and More!

 

Welcome to the 30th of September 2025 Show.

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This podcast is made possible by Greenwich Farm Hui, LLC, Alexander Affiliates, Eastern Neurologic Services of New York, Kevin M. J. O'Connor of Jeffrey Matthews Wealth Management, and listeners like you everywhere! 

 

Word has reached me from Friends of Pomerance Park that there will be a cleanup of the park October 2, 2025 10:00 a.m. to Noon. Volunteers are asked to meet at Pomerance Pond Bridge. Bring gloves and a water bottle. Pomerance Park was recently designated as Open Space by the Representative Town Meeting.

The arrival of autumn as well as our recent summer-like weather conjures up memories for many of exploring Greenwich's rich countryside by car. Our very own Ezekiel Lemondale -known by his real name, Judge Frederick A. Hubbard- entertained his readers in 1894 when cars and summer drives were new.

News has also reached the people of 21st century Greenwich of a new, exciting chapter for the Dingletown Community Church (built 1845) on Stanwich Road involving the Greenwich Tree Conservancy. 

Likewise, the people of 21st century Greenwich -specifically, the Bedford Road area of Northwestern Greenwich- were surprised to learn of the accidental unearthing of an unmarked grave said to be hundreds of years old. 

Mark your calendar: Friday, October 3 is your opportunity to go behind the scenes of the Greenwich Historical Society's archival collections. Genealogical research and historical maps will be the object of this tour. 

Join us for a docent-led tour of our collection processing and storage areas and a guided look at some specific collections of interest. 

Tours take place every Friday & Saturday at noon, 1:30 and 3:00 pm, registration recommended.

October tours feature exploring some of the most useful historical maps in our collection. These demonstrate significant development over time and are useful in genealogical research. You may even be able to learn more about the history of your neighborhood or home.

It’s that time of year again! Bring the whole family for a fun fall day at our annual Fall Scarecrow Festival! This year’s theme for the Fall Festival will connect with our newest fall exhibition The Holley Boarding House: Inspiring American Impressionism.

       

Starting October 8, 225, this dynamic exhibition explores how entrepreneurial women enabled Holley House to become the setting for the Cos Cob art colony, the first Impressionist community in Connecticut, and among the earliest in the nation.

The Centennial celebration of the Declaration of Independence in 1876 reignited national interest in the ideals of the Revolution and ushered in new opportunities for women. This enabled the Holley House proprietors to expand upon their domestic roles and become influential businesswomen who attracted the founders of American Impressionism.

The picturesque setting on the banks of the Mianus River and familial home environment created by Josephine Holley and her daughter Constant Holley MacRae ignited the creativity of the artists who were attracted to Holley House as a respite from their New York City dwellings. Cos Cob art colony founders and frequent boarders included John Henry Twachtman, J. Alden Weir, Childe Hassam and Theodore Robinson who were instrumental in shaping American Impressionism during the late 19^th and early 20^th centuries.

This exhibition has been curated by Kathleen Craughwell-Varda and is the second in a three-part exhibition series that kicked off in fall 2024 to explore the impact of the American Revolution in Greenwich. The third exhibition follows in April  2026.

We'll have Crimes and Misdemeanors -our historical crimes report- announcements -and more as our history continues to unfold.

Sail away with gifts for everyone from the Greenwich Historical Society's Museum Store. Order online and we'll ship directly to you or your loved one. Enjoy complimentary gift wrapping, too. 

The Greenwich Historical Society is hosting a series of exhibitions and public events -and you're invited! 

 

Join us at the Greenwich, A Town For All Seasons Show site on Facebook.  

 

I encourage you to like and visit the Facebook group You Know You're From Greenwich Ct If, where links to the show are posted weekly. 

Mark your calendars. The next show is scheduled for Tuesday, the 7th of October 2025. 

Jeffrey Bingham Mead, Officiant and Celebrant of Life. Weddings; Retirement; Adoptions; Civil Unions; Vow Renewals; Divorces with Civility and Dignity; Official Ceremonies; Blessings & More. Call 808.721.0306. JeffreyBinghamMead@gmail.com.  

Mr. Myllan Mosquera: Reliable curbside door-to-door airport transportation services. Contact him anytime at 1.203.621.8383. 


Michael Helupka Tree Service, LLC in Greenwich. Call 203.622.8737.



Call-A-Ride of Greenwich: Free door-to-door transportation for ambulatory seniors over age 60, Monday-Friday. Call 203.661.6633. CallARideGreenwich.org

Summer Horsemanship Riding Program at Mead Farm, 107 June Road, Stamford. MeadFarm.com. 203.322.4984.  



Marc Bernier: Irish Music, Sea Chanteys and Drinking Songs! Fine Bodhans Made and Played! 401.596.7508. marc@marcbernier.com www.marcbernier.com.

 

Greenwich "Autoists" Parade, Mrs. Seton's World Travels, A Children's Playground, Cos Cob Inn, Crimes & More!

 

 

 

Welcome to the 23rd of September 2025 Show.

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This podcast is made possible by Greenwich Farm Hui, LLC, Alexander Affiliates, Eastern Neurologic Services of New York, Kevin M. J. O'Connor of Jeffrey Matthews Wealth Management, and listeners like you everywhere! 

 

September 12, 1908 was a carnival-like gala day for Greenwich "autoists" who paraded around town in their automobiles. Mrs. Seton shared details of her world travels at the first-ever open meeting of the Woman's Club in 1924. A Greenwich philanthropist offered to donate a public children's playground behind the Havemeyer School in 1911. The Cos Cob Inn changed hands, too. We'll have Crimes and Misdemeanors -our historical crimes report- announcements and more as our history continues to unfold.

Sail away with gifts for everyone from the Greenwich Historical Society's Museum Store. Order online and we'll ship directly to you or your loved one. Enjoy complimentary gift wrapping, too. 

The Greenwich Historical Society is hosting a series of exhibitions and public events -and you're invited! 

 

Join us at the Greenwich, A Town For All Seasons Show site on Facebook.  

 

I encourage you to like and visit the Facebook group You Know You're From Greenwich Ct If, where links to the show are posted weekly. 

Mark your calendars. The next show is scheduled for Tuesday, the 7th of October 2025. 

Jeffrey Bingham Mead, Officiant and Celebrant of Life. Weddings; Retirement; Adoptions; Civil Unions; Vow Renewals; Divorces with Civility and Dignity; Official Ceremonies; Blessings & More. Call 808.721.0306. JeffreyBinghamMead@gmail.com.  

Mr. Myllan Mosquera: Reliable curbside door-to-door airport transportation services. Contact him anytime at 1.203.621.8383. 


Michael Helupka Tree Service, LLC in Greenwich. Call 203.622.8737.



Call-A-Ride of Greenwich: Free door-to-door transportation for ambulatory seniors over age 60, Monday-Friday. Call 203.661.6633. CallARideGreenwich.org

Summer Horsemanship Riding Program at Mead Farm, 107 June Road, Stamford. MeadFarm.com. 203.322.4984.  



Marc Bernier: Irish Music, Sea Chanteys and Drinking Songs! Fine Bodhans Made and Played! 401.596.7508. marc@marcbernier.com www.marcbernier.com.

 

Charlotte Close Knapp Dole: Teacher at Punahou School, Hawaii, Davis Cemetery, Boards of Trade in Greenwich & More!

                                             

 Welcome to the 16th of September 2025 Show.

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This podcast is made possible by Greenwich Farm Hui, LLC, Alexander Affiliates, Eastern Neurologic Services of New York, Kevin M. J. O'Connor of Jeffrey Matthews Wealth Management, and listeners like you everywhere! 

 

Charlotte Close Knapp Dole was a 19th century Greenwich-born Congregationalist missionary to the Hawaiian Islands when she became one of the first teachers at Oahu College (Punahou School). You'll learn about the Davis Family Cemetery, boards of trade thanks to Erwin Edwards and his column Greenwich Life As It Is-And Was in 1920. We'll have Crimes and Misdemeanors -our historical crimes report- announcements and more as our history continues to unfold.

Sail away with gifts for everyone from the Greenwich Historical Society's Museum Store. Order online and we'll ship directly to you or your loved one. Enjoy complimentary gift wrapping, too. 

The Greenwich Historical Society is hosting a series of exhibitions and public events -and you're invited! 

 

Join us at the Greenwich, A Town For All Seasons Show site on Facebook.  

 

I encourage you to like and visit the Facebook group You Know You're From Greenwich Ct If, where links to the show are posted weekly. 

Mark your calendars. The next show is scheduled for Tuesday, the 23rd of September 2025. 

Jeffrey Bingham Mead, Officiant and Celebrant of Life. Weddings; Retirement; Adoptions; Civil Unions; Vow Renewals; Divorces with Civility and Dignity; Official Ceremonies; Blessings & More. Call 808.721.0306. JeffreyBinghamMead@gmail.com.  

Mr. Myllan Mosquera: Reliable curbside door-to-door airport transportation services. Contact him anytime at 1.203.621.8383. 


Michael Helupka Tree Service, LLC in Greenwich. Call 203.622.8737.



Call-A-Ride of Greenwich: Free door-to-door transportation for ambulatory seniors over age 60, Monday-Friday. Call 203.661.6633. CallARideGreenwich.org

Summer Horsemanship Riding Program at Mead Farm, 107 June Road, Stamford. MeadFarm.com. 203.322.4984.  



Marc Bernier: Irish Music, Sea Chanteys and Drinking Songs! Fine Bodhans Made and Played! 401.596.7508. marc@marcbernier.com www.marcbernier.com.

 

Greenwich and the Railroad, Architects Exhibit at Bruce Museum, Mars in 1885, Dr. James William Smith in Hawaii & More!

 Welcome to the 9th of September 2025 Show.

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Support The Podcast Here! 

This podcast is made possible by Greenwich Farm Hui, LLC, Alexander Affiliates, Eastern Neurologic Services of New York, Kevin M. J. O'Connor of Jeffrey Matthews Wealth Management, and listeners like you everywhere!

 

We'll have Crimes and Misdemeanors -our historical crimes report- announcements and more as our history continues to unfold.

Sail away with gifts for everyone from the Greenwich Historical Society's Museum Store. Order online and we'll ship directly to you or your loved one. Enjoy complimentary gift wrapping, too. 

The Greenwich Historical Society is hosting a series of exhibitions and public events -and you're invited! 

 

Join us at the Greenwich, A Town For All Seasons Show site on Facebook.  

 

I encourage you to like and visit the Facebook group You Know You're From Greenwich Ct If, where links to the show are posted weekly. 

Mark your calendars. The next show is scheduled for Tuesday, the 16th of September 2025. 

Jeffrey Bingham Mead, Officiant and Celebrant of Life. Weddings; Retirement; Adoptions; Civil Unions; Vow Renewals; Divorces with Civility and Dignity; Official Ceremonies; Blessings & More. Call 808.721.0306. JeffreyBinghamMead@gmail.com.  

Mr. Myllan Mosquera: Reliable curbside door-to-door airport transportation services. Contact him anytime at 1.203.621.8383. 


Michael Helupka Tree Service, LLC in Greenwich. Call 203.622.8737.



Call-A-Ride of Greenwich: Free door-to-door transportation for ambulatory seniors over age 60, Monday-Friday. Call 203.661.6633. CallARideGreenwich.org

Summer Horsemanship Riding Program at Mead Farm, 107 June Road, Stamford. MeadFarm.com. 203.322.4984.  



Marc Bernier: Irish Music, Sea Chanteys and Drinking Songs! Fine Bodhans Made and Played! 401.596.7508. marc@marcbernier.com www.marcbernier.co

 

Save Freccia Brothers Garage of Greenwich, Connecticut!

 

Please give generously and save Freccia Brothers Garage today (GoFundMe)

                  Welcome to the 2nd of September 2025 Show

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This podcast is made possible by Greenwich Farm Hui, LLC, Alexander Affiliates, Eastern Neurologic Services of New York, Kevin M. J. O'Connor of Jeffrey Matthews Wealth Management, and listeners like you everywhere!

 

In October, 2024 I enjoyed -and I mean I really enjoyed- one of the most fun-filled conversations about one of Greenwich's most beloved families and institutions -Freccia Brothers Garage.

When we met at Coffee for Good in the Solomon Mead House at 48 Maple Avenue that autumn morning, the Freccia family did more to educate me -and entertain me- about their place in Greenwich, Connecticut's nearly four centuries of history. 

With over 103 years of history under their belts I also learned something else about the Freccia's: They are a hardworking, tenacious and fearless bunch. 

And we are the better for it.

Flash forward to less than a year into the future to a set of circumstances that none of us foresaw. We were all caught off-guard in the worst possible way.

As reported in various media outlets, a legal battle and family dispute over ownership of the building has resulted in the business' eviction, and now the community is rallying to help Freccia Brothers Garage find a new home.

"Despite being hopeful that it would work out, unfortunately we’ve just learned that we lost the dispute and the family member who won has decided to immediately evict us," the description says.

"Every dollar you contribute goes toward helping us recover — critical expenses, securing a new space, stabilizing our future, and preserving what’s left of a century-old institution that should have never been taken away," the description adds.

In a letter posted to Facebook by Freccia Brothers Garage, Guinevere Freccia reiterated the business did not fail - it was "forced out."

"After 103 years of business, we were evicted by our landlord—Frank’s mother, my grandmother. All but one of Skip’s children are rallying to keep the shop open," wrote Guinevere. She noted the Freccias don't want to leave the building, but they "will respect the law."

 

Sail away with gifts for everyone from the Greenwich Historical Society's Museum Store. Order online and we'll ship directly to you or your loved one. Enjoy complimentary gift wrapping, too. 

The Greenwich Historical Society is hosting a series of exhibitions and public events -and you're invited! 

 

Join us at the Greenwich, A Town For All Seasons Show site on Facebook.  

 

I encourage you to like and visit the Facebook group You Know You're From Greenwich Ct If, where links to the show are posted weekly. 

Mark your calendars. The next show is scheduled for Tuesday, the 9th of September 2025. 

Jeffrey Bingham Mead, Officiant and Celebrant of Life. Weddings; Retirement; Adoptions; Civil Unions; Vow Renewals; Divorces with Civility and Dignity; Official Ceremonies; Blessings & More. Call 808.721.0306. JeffreyBinghamMead@gmail.com.  

Mr. Myllan Mosquera: Reliable curbside door-to-door airport transportation services. Contact him anytime at 1.203.621.8383. 


Michael Helupka Tree Service, LLC in Greenwich. Call 203.622.8737.



Call-A-Ride of Greenwich: Free door-to-door transportation for ambulatory seniors over age 60, Monday-Friday. Call 203.661.6633. CallARideGreenwich.org

Summer Horsemanship Riding Program at Mead Farm, 107 June Road, Stamford. MeadFarm.com. 203.322.4984.  



Marc Bernier: Irish Music, Sea Chanteys and Drinking Songs! Fine Bodhans Made and Played! 401.596.7508. marc@marcbernier.com www.marcbernier.com

 

 

 

 

Octagon House & Brunswick School's Plans, Schools Re-Opening, On Top of Putnam Hill, Crimes & More!

   

Solomon Gansey House, Milbank Avenue, Greenwich.

Welcome to the 26th of August 2025 Show.

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This podcast is made possible by Greenwich Farm Hui, LLC, Alexander Affiliates, Eastern Neurologic Services of New York, Kevin M. J. O'Connor of Jeffrey Matthews Wealth Management, and listeners like you everywhere!

The famed Octagon House on Milbank Avenue attracted the attention of Brunswick School. As summer winds down and schools re-open, Artist Whitman Bailey shared a story about the top of Putnam Hill. You''l hear about all this -and more- as our history continues to unfold. 

Sail away with gifts for everyone from the Greenwich Historical Society's Museum Store. 

Order online and we'll ship directly to you or your loved one. Enjoy complimentary gift wrapping, too. 

The Greenwich Historical Society is hosting a series of exhibitions and public events -and you're invited! 

 

Join us at the Greenwich, A Town For All Seasons Show site on Facebook.  

 

I encourage you to like and visit the Facebook group You Know You're From Greenwich Ct If, where links to the show are posted weekly. 

Mark your calendars. The next show is scheduled for Tuesday, the 2nd of September 2025. 

Jeffrey Bingham Mead, Officiant and Celebrant of Life. Weddings; Retirement; Adoptions; Civil Unions; Vow Renewals; Divorces with Civility and Dignity; Official Ceremonies; Blessings & More. Call 808.721.0306. JeffreyBinghamMead@gmail.com.  

Mr. Myllan Mosquera: Reliable curbside door-to-door airport transportation services. Contact him anytime at 1.203.621.8383. 


Michael Helupka Tree Service, LLC in Greenwich. Call 203.622.8737.



Call-A-Ride of Greenwich: Free door-to-door transportation for ambulatory seniors over age 60, Monday-Friday. Call 203.661.6633. CallARideGreenwich.org

Summer Horsemanship Riding Program at Mead Farm, 107 June Road, Stamford. MeadFarm.com. 203.322.4984.  



Marc Bernier: Irish Music, Sea Chanteys and Drinking Songs! Fine Bodhans Made and Played! 401.596.7508. marc@marcbernier.com www.marcbernier.com.

 

 

 

 

"John Chinaman" Opens Laundry, Elevator Falls, Drunken Lady Screams & More!

  

 

Welcome to the 19th of August 2025 Show.

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This podcast is made possible by Greenwich Farm Hui, LLC, Alexander Affiliates, Eastern Neurologic Services of New York, Kevin M. J. O'Connor of Jeffrey Matthews Wealth Management, and listeners like you everywhere! 

You'll learn about the first-ever Chinese laundry to open in Greenwich, about an elevator that fell four stories in central Greenwich, and a drunken lady who screamed and more as our history continues to unfold. 

 The Summer Sale at the Museum Store is NOW! Up to 25% off merchandise. Sail away with gifts for everyone from the Greenwich Historical Society's Museum Store. 

Order online and we'll ship directly to you or your loved one. Enjoy complimentary gift wrapping, too. 

The Greenwich Historical Society is hosting a series of exhibitions and public events -and you're invited! 

 

Join us at the Greenwich, A Town For All Seasons Show site on Facebook.  

 

I encourage you to like and visit the Facebook group You Know You're From Greenwich Ct If, where links to the show are posted weekly. 

Mark your calendars. The next show is scheduled for Tuesday, the 5th of August 2025. 

Jeffrey Bingham Mead, Officiant and Celebrant of Life. Weddings; Retirement; Adoptions; Civil Unions; Vow Renewals; Divorces with Civility and Dignity; Official Ceremonies; Blessings & More. Call 808.721.0306. JeffreyBinghamMead@gmail.com.  

Mr. Myllan Mosquera: Reliable curbside door-to-door airport transportation services. Contact him anytime at 1.203.621.8383. 


Michael Helupka Tree Service, LLC in Greenwich. Call 203.622.8737.



Call-A-Ride of Greenwich: Free door-to-door transportation for ambulatory seniors over age 60, Monday-Friday. Call 203.661.6633. CallARideGreenwich.org

Summer Horsemanship Riding Program at Mead Farm, 107 June Road, Stamford. MeadFarm.com. 203.322.4984.  



Marc Bernier: Irish Music, Sea Chanteys and Drinking Songs! Fine Bodhans Made and Played! 401.596.7508. marc@marcbernier.com www.marcbernier.com.

 

 

 

  

A Stradivarius Violin Came to Greenwich, Firemen & Farmers at Quaker Ridge Fire, Servant Stole Rockefeller Money, Parader Arrested

   

Welcome to the 12th of August 2025 Show.

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This podcast is made possible by Greenwich Farm Hui, LLC, Alexander Affiliates, Eastern Neurologic Services of New York, Kevin M. J. O'Connor of Jeffrey Matthews Wealth Management, and listeners like you everywhere!

A rare and expensive Stradivarius violin came to Greenwich, and you'll learn hour. Backcountry farmers and firemen joined forces to battle a fire in Quaker Ridge. A servant stole money from the Rockefeller's, too. We'll share some crime history -and more- as our history continues to unfold.

Sail away with gifts for everyone from the Greenwich Historical Society's Museum Store. Order online and we'll ship directly to you or your loved one. Enjoy complimentary gift wrapping, too. 

The Greenwich Historical Society is hosting a series of exhibitions and public events -and you're invited! 

 

Join us at the Greenwich, A Town For All Seasons Show site on Facebook.  

 

I encourage you to like and visit the Facebook group You Know You're From Greenwich Ct If, where links to the show are posted weekly. 

Mark your calendars. The next show is scheduled for Tuesday, the 19th of August 2025. 

Jeffrey Bingham Mead, Officiant and Celebrant of Life. Weddings; Retirement; Adoptions; Civil Unions; Vow Renewals; Divorces with Civility and Dignity; Official Ceremonies; Blessings & More. Call 808.721.0306. JeffreyBinghamMead@gmail.com.  

Mr. Myllan Mosquera: Reliable curbside door-to-door airport transportation services. Contact him anytime at 1.203.621.8383. 


Michael Helupka Tree Service, LLC in Greenwich. Call 203.622.8737.



Call-A-Ride of Greenwich: Free door-to-door transportation for ambulatory seniors over age 60, Monday-Friday. Call 203.661.6633. CallARideGreenwich.org

Summer Horsemanship Riding Program at Mead Farm, 107 June Road, Stamford. MeadFarm.com. 203.322.4984.  



Marc Bernier: Irish Music, Sea Chanteys and Drinking Songs! Fine Bodhans Made and Played! 401.596.7508. marc@marcbernier.com www.marcbernier.com.

 

 

 

 

Plane Crash, Tuskegee Singers Perform, Indian Harbor with Whitman Bailey, Crimes and More!

  

 

Welcome to the 5th of August 2025 Show.

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Support The Podcast Here!

This podcast is made possible by Greenwich Farm Hui, LLC, Alexander Affiliates, Eastern Neurologic Services of New York, Kevin M. J. O'Connor of Jeffrey Matthews Wealth Management, and listeners like you everywhere!

You'll hear about the first plane crash in Greenwich history, Tuskegee singers came to town to perform, Artist Whitman Bailey shared a story about Indian Harbor, too. We'll have crime stories and more as our town's history continues to unfold. 

Sail away with gifts for everyone from the Greenwich Historical Society's Museum Store.  Order online and we'll ship directly to you or your loved one. Enjoy complimentary gift wrapping, too. 

The Greenwich Historical Society is hosting a series of exhibitions and public events -and you're invited! 

 

Join us at the Greenwich, A Town For All Seasons Show site on Facebook.  

 

I encourage you to like and visit the Facebook group You Know You're From Greenwich Ct If, where links to the show are posted weekly. 

Mark your calendars. The next show is scheduled for Tuesday, the 12th of August 2025. 

Jeffrey Bingham Mead, Officiant and Celebrant of Life. Weddings; Retirement; Adoptions; Civil Unions; Vow Renewals; Divorces with Civility and Dignity; Official Ceremonies; Blessings & More. Call 808.721.0306. JeffreyBinghamMead@gmail.com.  

Mr. Myllan Mosquera: Reliable curbside door-to-door airport transportation services. Contact him anytime at 1.203.621.8383. 


Michael Helupka Tree Service, LLC in Greenwich. Call 203.622.8737.



Call-A-Ride of Greenwich: Free door-to-door transportation for ambulatory seniors over age 60, Monday-Friday. Call 203.661.6633. CallARideGreenwich.org

Summer Horsemanship Riding Program at Mead Farm, 107 June Road, Stamford. MeadFarm.com. 203.322.4984.  



Marc Bernier: Irish Music, Sea Chanteys and Drinking Songs! Fine Bodhans Made and Played! 401.596.7508. marc@marcbernier.com www.marcbernier.com.