Brought to you by the Farmington Libraries, Farmington Retold is a local history podcast that aims to revisit, preserve, and celebrate some of Farmington's most important moments throughout history. Each episode represents a slice of history stored within a digital time capsule - exploring the past, capturing the present, and embracing the future of Farmington, Connecticut.

In this episode, we move away from the past and focus on something currently happening within the library. Library programs not only try to teach us something new, but they also help to bring the community together. And Maker Space programs are no exception. Join Sarah for a look inside one of our Maker Space programs and see how a hands-on activity can bring a group of strangers together. Music by Lee Rosevere.

A Morning in the Maker Space

In this episode of Farmington Retold, we take a look back at an interview done in 2005 with Farmington resident Leroy "Bud" Sheely as part of the Farmington Library's Oral History Project. Music by Lee Rosevere.

Leroy "Bud" Sheely

In this episode of Farmington Retold, we take a look back at an interview done in 2006 with Farmington resident Gloria Holcomb Barlow as part of the Farmington Library's Oral History Project. Music by Lee Rosevere.