Pawling Historical Society

Pawling Historical Society The Pawling Historical Society is dedicated to bringing the past rich heritage of the Pawling area.

All three sites are on the National Register of Historic Places:

The John Kane House:
George Washington's headquarters during the fall of 1778, focuses on life styles of the area from 1740-1820. A special room is also devoted to memorabilia of Lowell Thomas, Pawling's famous broadcaster. The Oblong Meeting House:
Built in 1764, is a rare example of the strong Quaker influence in the community dur

ing the 18th and 19th centuries. The first effective action against slavery was taken here in 1767. It was occupied as a hospital in 1778 by Revolutionary soldiers, some of whom are buried across the road. Akin Free Library:
The Historical Society Museum, located in the Akin Free Library contains many interesting artifacts from the early days on Quaker Hill. Also located in this building is the Olive Gunnison National History Museum, a popular attraction for both young and old.

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126 E Main Street
Pawling, NY
12564

Telephone

+18458559316

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