Wolcott Connecticut - About the Town of Wolcott

A New Era Of Schools
The early 1900’s saw the passing of the old district schools.
The National Birthday July 4th 1876
At about the hour of twelve people began to assemble in the grove of Mr. Frisbie at Woodtick
Early Wolcott Schools
Extracted from "A Salute to Two Centries of Education in Wolcott Connecticut" - Wolcott Historical Society reprinted Aug 1989.
More about Early Wolcott Schools
According to the minutes of the First Farmington Society meeting held November 13th, 1770
Amos Bronson Alcott Controversial Native Son
Amos Bronson Alcott (Nov. 29, 1799 – Mar. 4, 1898) educator, philosopher and poet, was born in Wolcott, Connecticut
A Brief History of the Old Stone School
A Brief History of Wolcott's Old Stone School
The Old Stone Schoolhouse
From Dr. Wm. A. Alcott’s Annals of Education, 1831
Old Stone School to be Placed in Nomination
Wolcott’s Old Stone School placed in nomination for registry on the National Register of Historic Places.
Reports to the School Society from 1850
Collis Porter Reports to the School Society, Coral Byington Comments and The Will of Addin Lewis
Wolcott On Parade
Training or Regimental Muster Days were exciting events.