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• The Oral History Project

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  If you're looking for primary sources (first-hand accounts) of Greenwich history, this is the place to go! Over the years, volunteers have published 800 transcripts, narrated by local residents about important historical events and people. The…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• The Greenwich Historical Society

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  The Greenwich Historical Society website contains a lot of information about town history. Photographs and other important documents have been uploaded to help you with your research. The GHS provides art camps, lectures and author talks, and…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• The Riverside Association of Greenwich CT

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  This link to the Riverside Association website is your portal to events, news, photos and information about the community. A great site for families that have just moved to the area. You may even want to join the Association yourself!

• "The Riverside School" and "After School at Ada's"

  Oral History Interviews

  Simpkins, Robert J.

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  ORAL HISTORY REDBOOK Students from Riverside School and Eastern Middle School often frequented Ada's Store on Riverside Avenue after school. For some, it was a right of passage. It speaks to an earlier time, and many of us can probably remember…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Sound Beach, Riverside and the Greenwich Trust Company

  Oral History Imterview With F. Reginald Gisborne, Jr. ; by Suzanne Kowalski

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  ORAL HISTORY REDBOOK Reginald Gisborne worked his way up at Greenwich Trust. He was very active in the community, and was a model citizen. He lived to be over 100-years-old. His recollections are important to our town's history.

• Riverside From the Twenties Through the Fifties

  Oral History Interviews

  Oral History Project. Friends of the Greenwich Library

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  ORAL HISTORY REDBOOK Several narrators describe Riverside during an important period in the development of the community. Great resource for residents who want to know more about their community.