Sharon A-Z

Sharon A-Z is modeled after the well-known internet resource "Wikipedia" we plan to use this feature to connect people to the town of Sharon, its history and its culture. At the present, Sharon A-Z is just getting started but in the near future we will be expanding its offerings.

Our initial Sharon A-Z project is a joint effort with Mrs. Klish's 7th Grade Computer Class where students were asked to research and write about their family history and offer some insight on why they came to Sharon and how they feel about living here.

A - Amenia Union, Audubon, Adonijah Maxam
B - Benjamin Berkley Hotchkiss
C - Civil War, Clock Tower, Catholic Church, Calkinstown
D - Dirt Roads, District Schools
E - Ellsworth, Elms of Sharon, Elsirafy Family, Eckstein Family
F - Fun, Fire Department
G - The Green, The Gay-Hoyt House, Guinea Brook
H - Hotchkiss Library, Historical Society, Sharon Hospital
I - Iron Industry, Isaac Family
J - John Cotton Smith, Jewett Manufacturing Company, Juliano Family
K - Knibloe Hill Road, Ebenezer Knibloe, Ed Kirby
L - Laura Wheeler, Little Brick House, Lime Kiln
M - Mudge Pond, Moravian Monument, Main Street, Mohring Family
N - Nathaniel Skinner
O - Old Stone House, Original Home Lots
P - Pharmacy, Paley's Farm Market, Paton Family, Plunkett Family, Paine Family, Purdy Family
Q - Quebec (Sharon soldiers who went to Quebec to fight in the Revolutionary War)
R - Revolutionary War, Romulus Riggs Colgate, Riley Family
S - Sharon Center School, Skinner's Forge, Robert Starr, Shapiro/Albert Family, Shaffer Family
T - Town Hall, Trotta's
U - United States Census Bureau
V - The Valley
W - Weatherstone, Percival Wilde, Emily Wheeler
X -
Y - Young Americans for Freedom
Z -