HISTORY Village of Hilton Historian The Historian’s office is open Wednesday evening from 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM or by appointment only. Looking for that unique gift? The village has two books for sale, both by former Historian Leith Wright, Hilton USA, and First Families are available by stopping in at the Village or Historian's office. They are $10 and $20 each, respectively. Do you have anything old pertaining to the Village of Hilton? Historian David Crumb reports each year on certain unique articles, newspaper clippings, letters, etc. that are of local interest. For example, Following the death of long time Village resident Lucille Burritt Pfarrer, daughters Mary Tilebein, Anne Hall and Donna Pfarrer donated many valuable old Hilton photographs, diaries and newspaper accounts relating to the Skinner, Smith, Pfarrer and Burritt families. The banner used on the bus for the “Hilton Peaches” 1928 Championship was the prize of this valuable donation. During the year other Hiltonites have allowed the office to copy rare, one of a kind photo’s and letter’s that are significant to the history and authenticity of the Village. If you have any such items, please call Dave to see if they may be of local importance as he continues to save and build upon our heritage by these collections. The Historian's office is located on the first floor of the Community Center, 59 Henry Street. Please call ahead for the Historian’s office hours, 392-4144x108 Historian historian@hiltonny.org Changing Faces of Hilton |
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