Books for Sale
Time for Some Summer Reading!
The summer season has swung into gear. Warm, bright skies above, birds singing in the trees... This is the perfect time to grab some summer reading. We have books documenting the old estates, schools, life before the CT Turnpike was built (and after), Greenwich Point, the 1938 hurricane, and many more, all told by people who lived it.
Gift a Book!
The Oral History Project has many stories that will keep you enthralled. These are personal histories and observations that date back to the turn of the previous century, as told by the people who were actually there (here). Learn about the people who lived here, worked here, moved here. Read about the many changes in Greenwich over the decades.
Oral history is the most interesting ways to learn about people and events in Greenwich. Instead of dry facts and dates you'll never remember, you can sit back in a comfy chair and enjoy the story-telling of someone who was actually there!
Whether you need a birthday gift, a housewarming gift, a birthday gift, or a book of memories of someone you knew or wanted to know, Oral History Project books are definitely the unique item you are looking for, We can almost guarantee these books will not be duplicated by anyone else.
Take a look at our Books Inventory (click on the red button above). And if you need a little help with the wrapping or ribbon, we are more than happy to assist.
Tod's Point, our most popular book, has been reprinted and is available for $18. To order your copy, please send a check to the address at right. If you prefer to pay with a credit card, click on the PayPal.com button at the bottom of the page.
Tod's Point brings the history and evolution of the town's crown jewel, Greenwich Point. This book includes excerpts from sixty-seven narrators and many photographs of our beloved waterfront town park.
This book can also be purchased Back 40 Mercantile, 496 Sound Beach Avenue, Old Greenwich, CT 06870.
Recently published books:
Junior League of Greenwich Sixtieth Anniversary, about the amazing service projects the JLG has brought to Greenwich, is priced at $25.
The Grace Notes Fiftieth Anniversary, an all-female a cappella group that shares the joy of music in Greenwich and surrounding communities, is priced at $20.
The Lady in the Portrait, on the life of Clementine Lockwood Peterson, is priced at $20.
The remaining books in our limited inventory are currently being sold at the greatly reduced price of $10.
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Purchasing InformationIf you are interested in purchasing a book from the Oral History Project, please contact the office by 203-622-7945 or email ohistory@greenwichlibrary.org.
To purchase a copy of a transcript, either printed on paper or copied to a CD, the cost is $10, plus $2 shipping and handling per item. If you would like multiple copies, please contact our office. Library sales are free of CT sales tax. To purchase a copy of a digitized transcript (sent via email), the cost is $10.
Sound files are not for sale.
Please send a check or money order, made payable to the Oral History Project, to:
Greenwich Library Oral History Project
101 West Putnam Avenue Greenwich, CT 06830-5387 We can accept credit cards through PayPal. Instructions can be found by clicking on the PayPal Instructions button. And you can go directly to PayPal by clicking the PayPal button below. Please send us a copy of your completed transaction by email (to ensure a good paper-trail for both of us) and then we can send you the book(s) that you ordered, or you can pick up your order at the OHP office, which is located on the lower level of the Greenwich Library. Please call or email ahead so that we can arrange an appointment.
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Friends of The Greenwich Library |
Greenwich Library Oral History Project
101 West Putnam Avenue, Greenwich, CT 06830 Telephone: 203.622.7945 |