The Madison Historical Society is dedicated to its mission to provide quality educational experiences for its members as well as its visitors. Our education programs expand the learning process well beyond mere observation of the objects in our collection. We provide opportunities for both the examination of historical artifacts and for conversation about historical lifeways and cultural trends.
In all of our education programs, the MHS strives to reach both youngsters and lifetime learners of all ages:
Lectures at the Lee is a Sunday-afternoon lecture series offered to both members and visitors during the traditional academic months.
History Bites is a Friday lunchtime discussion series, also offered to members and visitors during the academic months; speakers with an expertise on eclectic changing topics moderate these casual gatherings.
Field Trips take members and visitors to off-site opportunities for discovery.
Guided Student Tours tailored to the Connecticut fourth-grade social studies curriculum fill our house museum with young students in the springtime.
For information on our Adult Programs, click here.
For information on our Children's Programs, click here.
