The history of Old Lyme-the people of Old Lyme.
The Old Lyme Historical Society is located at 55 Lyme Street, in Old Lyme, CT. Preserving the history and traditions of Old Lyme for residents and visitors.
The mission of the Old Lyme Historical Society, Incorporated, is to collect, preserve, and interpret the rich history of Old Lyme, Connecticut and its environs for the benefit of residents and visitors. Cultural, economic, social, and architectural aspects of life in Old Lyme from the earliest settlements to the present will be shared with the public through the internet, exhibits, walking tours, and original publications
Books: Hurricane of 1938, Poverty Island, The Land Savers (Land Preservation and Conservation), Rumrunners, Governors, Beachcombers & Socialists: A History of Old Lyme Beaches; The Charm of the Place (Old Lyme in the 1920s), This Ancient and Interesting Town (Old Lyme in 1876).
Also available: tea towels, prints and home goods featuring an engraving of Old Lyme by Platt Hubbard. Available at 55 Lyme Street and various locations around Old Lyme. Or visit oldlymehistorical.org to order!
