

The First: Witchcraft in Connecticut
The First: Witchcraft in Connecticut The “Witch of Woodbury” program originated from one woman’s fascination with Moll Cramer, who was accused of witchcraft and expelled from town. Glebe House Museum volunteer Linda Barr-Gale dedicated many years to portraying Moll in our popular cemetery tours. As her understanding of this real-life figure deepened, so did her audience; so much so that we relocated her to the museum grounds for a one-woman show! Ms. Gale’s interest in the st


Marshall Children After School Returns for Fall
Marshall Children Young Docent Program Fall 2026: The Marshalls &The Revolution 2026 Fall Session Dates: October 1 & 15, November 5 & 19, and December 3 & 17 Program Highlights: · Guided Tours: Learn the art of guiding visitors through the Glebe House and its grounds, sharing captivating stories and historical facts. · Interactive Workshops: Engage in hands-on activities like candle making, quill writing, and open-hearth cooking, gaining insights into co


Herbal Medicines of Colonial America: Webinar & Workshop
Dr. Eugene Zampieron, ND, RH[AHG} [Dr.Z Naturally ], and the Glebe House Museum and Gertrude Jekyll Garden are pleased to offer a webinar and hands-on workshop entitled: Herbal Medicines of Colonial America The event will be presented in two parts: Part one: Wednesday, September 23rd at 6:00 pm. Dr. Z's remote Zoom presentation will cover the history of colonial medicine, including the folklore, chemistry, and medicinal applications of herbs common during that era. He wil
UPDATE: Whispers of the Past Location Change
The walking tour portion of the upcoming Whispers of the Past event will be held inside St. Paul's Church, 294 Main Street South, Woodbury beginning at 4:00 pm through 5:30 pm. The following Open House & Reception will be held inside the Glebe House Museum and Cottage Annex building at 49 Hollow Road, Woodbury, beginning at 4:45 pm. All activities will be inside.


Revolutionary Summer Experiences with Support from Ion Bank Foundation
The Glebe House Museum announces that the Summer Experience for Children will continue this year, with support from Ion Bank. The Museum has received a $1,500 grant from the Ion Bank Foundation to support summer programming. Step Into Another Time…For Two Unique Programs Enjoy unique summer experiences, filled with fun and hands-on learning at our 18th-century historic site. The staff includes talented educators who work to provide a safe and rich environment for children.


