History has suddenly caught on in Connecticut. People here are finally awakened to the fact that we're tearing down these houses.

The dogs had urinated so bad that the guys who came in had to wear gas masks.

Our thought is that as a community center, one room on the main floor could be used to display Hebron artifacts. So not exactly a museum, but it would be a public building, accessible by the public, who could at least enjoy a taste of Hebron.

This is a significant moment in women's history, but also in American history,

History to me is important because it helps you plan where you're going from where you've been.

The show is not a history lesson. Yet it is the citizens of Winchester that give our town its character and make it a wonderful place to live and work. We hope we have captured our hometown pride in this show.