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Below are PDF versions of past newsletters.
- August 2024: The Davis IGA
- January 2024: The Story of Pigtail
- July 2023: The Story of the Skiff Mountain Schoolhouse
- March 2023: The Mysterious Identity of the Kent Limner
- February 2020: Scandal, Outrage, Remove, Return
- June 2020: John Mills: A Man of "Interest"
- December 2020: Fuller's Earth: Dipping a Hand in the Colony Cookie Jar
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- February 2019: There goes the neighborhood, the three Jonathans...
- June 2019: The Benefit Reception - A Fabulous Affair!
- October 2019: The King of South Kent - Barnabus Hatch
- December 2019: End of the year Holiday Celebration!
- December 2018: Part Two: There goes the neighborhood... Uphill, Downhill
- September 2018: Part One: There goes the neighborhood... Re-writing History
- May 2018: Seven Hearths Sparkled at the Revealed Gala
- February 2018: Kent Our Town, Back Then
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- December 2017: Historic Tour in Kent Hollow
- September 2017: Dwindling Empires - A Housatonic View
- May 2017: The Founders of Kent - Starting from Scratch
- February 2017: Who saved Otto Klug? Investigating a 75-year-old mystery
- December 2016: Arsenic and Injustice: The Trials of Florence Maybrick
- September 2016: Oral History: Stories from the Past
- May 2016: Pearl Harbor Day: Not Just Another Day
- February 2016: Birdsey Grant Northrop, Tree Hugger Extraordinaire
- November 2015: Planning for the Future
- September 2015:The Arts Mission Continues!
- April 2015: The Camps of Kent: An Exhibit Takes Shape
- January 2015: Kent Historical Society Appoints New Executive Director
- September 2014: Have you been to our exhibit “Iron, Wood, and Water: Essential Elements in the Evolution of Kent”?
- May 2014: Iron, Wood, and Water: Essential Elements in the Evolution of Kent
- January 2014: What Volunteers Really Mean to Us
- September 2013: Who is GLN? ~ Our Campaign to Explain
- June 2013: Seven Hearths Will Be open In June After Restoration Work
- December 2012: Special Edition "Seven Hearths Historic Structures Report"
- August 2012: A Very Special Annual Meeting
- May 2012: CCC Camp Macedonia Brook
- December 2011: Toy Stories Exhibition
- August 2011: Paint Brushes & Palettes at Seven Hearths Again
- May 2011: Seven Hearths Grounds Are Looking Good!
- May 2009: You're Doing What at Seven Hearths This Summer?
- December 2008: A Mystery Solved! Camp Macedonia
- August 2008: Have You Been to Seven Hearths Yet?
- April 2008: The Jewel of Seven Hearths Helen & Laurence Nelson
- November 2007: The History of Bulls Bridge, By Johnnie Lindberg, conclusion
- July 2007: The History of Bulls Bridge, by Johnnie Lindberg, continued
- May 2007: The History of Bulls Bridge, By Johnnie Lindberg
- December 2006: An Amazing Book "One Small Town In WWII-Kent, Connecticut
- September 2006: Attention Civil War Buffs
- April 2006: Up On Preston Mountain
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