Past Local Events
Holiday Festival
December 6 from 4-7 as part of the Johnson Holiday Festival the Historical Society will be open serving cookies and cider. There will be Holiday Stories read to children who attend under the tree.
Tuesday Night Live
The Eames Brothers Band makes its sixth visit to the Tuesday Night Live outdoor stage, a reflection of their timeless music.What a great way to wrap up the season on August 27th, 6 PM to 8:30 PM at the Legion Field, School Street, Johnson. The Eames Brothers Band is...
Tuesday Night Live
Tuesday Night LiveJohnson’s Tuesday Night Live opens on July 9th with Long Gone John and The Tall Grass Revival on the outdoor stage at Legion Field, School Street. John is known for toe-tapping music that weaves notes into tapestries of sentiment that comfort the...
Past Historical Society Events
Holiday Festival
December 6 from 4-7 as part of the Johnson Holiday Festival the Historical Society will be open serving cookies and cider. There will be Holiday Stories read to children who attend under the tree.
Capital Campaign
Welcome and thank you for coming to help us celebrate the completion of our pie! You are some of the many donors who have made this celebration possible. After the 2014 Town Meeting when the voters approved the purchase of the Holcomb House for the Johnson Historical...
Eric Tobin to speak
The Holcomb House will be open for Jubilee visitors on Friday, December 1st from 4:00 to 7:30 PM. Join members of the Historical Society for some children’s holiday stories and reminisces of cider too! Well-known local landscape artist, Eric Tobin will speak at...
Shared Stories About Johnson
Recent Event: Where: Holcomb House Remember When: Shared Stories About Life in Johnson. Story tellers will include Frank Dodge, Everett Dubray, Wayne Stearns, and Dean West with Dick Simays facilitating. You are welcome to bring a memory or two of your own to share....
Georga Balch Painting Raffle
Georgia Wells Stearns Balch 1888 – 1981 Oil on canvas is a Fall river landscape signed Georgia W. Balch. It is 30 X 36 inches, appraised at $1,500. It is being raffled by the Historical Society. In her youth Georgia moved to Johnson, Vermont with her...