The exhibition A Farmer, a Sportsman, and a Diplomat: The Romance of Collecting in Norfolk is on view from June 6 to October 11, 2015. It features three very different but equally compelling collections associated with Norfolk residents and housed at the Norfolk Historical Museum.

This exhibition explores the lives of Irish-American families in Norfolk and their work on farms, in factories, in commerce, and in the building and service industries.

This summer the Norfolk Historical Society celebrates the 130th anniversary of Village Hall, now known as Infinity Hall.

This summer the Norfolk Historical Museum brings many of these unseen images of Norfolk and surrounding towns back to life in an exhibition of the postcards of Frank DeMars (1872-1942).

The exhibition chronicles the life of the church, first as it intersected with the civic life of the town, and later as its disestablishment was reflected in the organization of an Ecclesiastical Society.

The Childs-Walcott Game Preserve (later renamed Great Mountain Forest) quickly became a Progressive Era experiment in the restoration and conservation of natural resources.