Jackson Historical Society President Leslie Schomaker cuts the ribbon surrounded by her fellow board members (from left) Anne Pillion and Wendy McVey, Selectmen Frank DiFruscio and Barbara Campbell and Board Vice President Stephen Weeder at the official opening celebration of the Jackson Historical Society after its relocation on Oct. 24. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Jackson Historical Society President Leslie Schomaker addresses the crowd surrounded at the official opening celebration of the Jackson Historical Society after its relocation on Saturday. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Jackson Historical Society President Leslie Schomaker cuts the ribbon surrounded by her fellow board members (from left) Anne Pillion and Wendy McVey, Selectmen Frank DiFruscio and Barbara Campbell and Board Vice President Stephen Weeder at the official opening celebration of the Jackson Historical Society after its relocation on Oct. 24. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Jackson Historical Society President Leslie Schomaker addresses the crowd surrounded at the official opening celebration of the Jackson Historical Society after its relocation on Saturday. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
JACKSON — Over two years in the making, the relocation and renovation of the Jackson Historical Society museum in the town’s historic former town hall, was celebrated with a well-attended ribbon-cutting ceremony last Saturday.
More than 60 well-wishers joined historical society President Leslie Schomaker, Vice President Stephen Weeder, past president/board member Anne Pillion, Secretary Martha Miller and fellow board members in the celebration, which opened with Hadley Champlin playing reveille trombone.
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