Visitors to the Museum understand immediately the site’s appeal to the artists who stayed at “Miss Florence” Griswold’s boardinghouse over a century ago. Her house, gardens, and river view were favored subjects of her artistic boarders. Highlights include, Garden Luncheon Friday, June 8 and Blooms with a View June 8, 9, and 10.
by Carolyn Wakeman Featured photo, above: Florence Griswold, "Moonlight." Postcard inscribed to Helen Clark, 1905. LHSA Editor’s Note: Visitors...
by Carolyn Wakeman Feature Image (above): Ellen Noyes Chadwick, Drawing of Lyme’s first parsonage, ca. 1870. LHSA A Negro slave named...
by Carolyn Wakeman Feature Photo (above): Richard Sill Griswold, Jr., Samuel Mather House, ca. 1885. LHSA Margaret Mather (1787–1866), called “Peggy” by...