Annual Meeting
2026 Branford Historical Society Annual Meeting
Wednesday, April 29th, 2026 at Woodwinds
As we celebrate America’s 250th, the Branford Historical Society is proud to have William DellaCamera, owner of Cecarelli’s Harrison Hill Farm in Northford, as our guest speaker. He is a well-known activist who traveled to Washington D.C. on his tractor in September 2024 to advocate for federal disaster relief after the state experienced significant weather-related crop damage. He continues to return to D.C. whenever his advocacy is needed. He also visits Hartford regularly, advocating for farms and policies that support them. We look forward to seeing you on Wednesday, April 29th, 2026 at Woodwinds.
Thank you for your support of the Branford Historical Society!
Two Ways to Make Your Reservation
1) The Reservation Online option by filling out the online
form and paying with a debit/credit card
2) The Reservation By Mail option by printing out the
paper form and mailing it in with a check
*We do not accept “split reservations”
(i.e. Online Form with Mail-In Payment)
*Reservations are due no later than April 20th
(after that you may reach out to us by phone or email)
The Evening’s Program
5:00 pm – Meet & Greet
with select hors d’oeuvres, and a cash bar
6:00 pm – Dinner is Served
6:45 pm – Annual Meeting, Dessert, & Raffle
7:00 pm – Evening Presentation
A talk by William DellaCamera
of Cecarelli’s Harrison Hill Farm on
“Branford’s ‘Berried’ Past”
1) RESERVATION ONLINE
Please let us know how many total people you would like to make reservations for.
Reservations are $50.00
2) RESERVATION BY MAIL
Click on the button below if you need a copy of the Annual Meeting Invitation, and send your check to:
Bfd. Historical Society
PO Box 504
Branford, CT 06405
DUE DATE: MONDAY, APRIL 20TH
2026 BHS Annual Meeting Invitation
Online Reservation Form
After you click SUBMIT below, you will be redirected to the Annual Meeting Payment Page where you will complete your transaction.
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