By Gino DeAngelis on ABC6.com on May 17, 2023 SOUTH KINGSTON, R.I. (WLNE) — Rhode Island’s first “Witness Stones” will be installed in a public ceremony on the grounds of the Kingston Congregational Church on June 5. “The Witness Stones Project, Inc. is a non-profit, public history project, that works with local communities to restore…
Students from Suffield Academy shared their research on Barbara and Lewis Butler at the April 2023 meeting of the Suffield Historical Society. They share their presentation slides here.
By Lee Danuff on News12 New Jersey on April 28, 2023 A historic ceremony was held to honor the memory of enslaved people who were once forced to work in the Hudson Valley. Local and state leaders showed up for a special stone installation at the Knapp House in Rye Thursday. Continue reading.
By Carrie Czerwinski, Special to The Day, on April 28, 2023 Stonington ― Stonington Middle School students presented the findings of their research on Cato Cuff, an enslaved man who was freed after his military service in the Revolutionary War, to members of the public at the Road Church on Friday. Cuff was a member…
On April 27, 2023, students from the School of the Holy Child and the Rye Historical Society gathered the community to share the stories of Rose and Jack to place Witness Stones in their memory.
Students from School of the Holy Child gathered the community to honor the lives to Rose and Jack. We invite you to watch the ceremony here.
The Witness Stones Project was recently awarded a $6900 CT Cultural Fund Operating Support Grant from CT Humanities (CTH). CT Cultural Fund Operating Support Grants assist organizations as they recover from the pandemic and maintain and grow their ability to serve their community and the public. Witness Stones Project Co-Founder and Executive Director Dennis Culliton…
By Todd Sliss in the Scarsdale Inquirer on April 6, 2023 History doesn’t change. What we learn about history does and how we view it over time certainly evolves. And while some people and groups are trying to bury history, others are trying to unearth it. The Junior League of Central Westchester (JLCW), a nonprofit educational women’s…