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Greenwich Historical Society Art & History Camp

47 Strickland Road, Cos Cob, CT, 06807
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A summer day camp at the Bush-Holley House historic campus where children in grades 2–8 explore the art and history of Greenwich through hands-on activities, learning about the Cos Cob Art Colony and colonial Connecticut life.
Greenwich Historical Society offers three week-long Art & History Camp sessions in July 2026. Artful Adventures (July 13–17, grades 2–4) focuses on the Cos Cob Art Colony and artists who worked at Bush-Holley House. Colonial Connections (July 20–24, grades 2–4) explores daily life in 1700s Connecticut and the early Bush-Holley House. Historical Happenings (July 27–31, grades 5–8) examines the complex choices families faced during the American Revolution. Morning sessions run 9:30 am–12:30 pm, with optional Family Fridays from 12:00–12:30 pm where families can view camper creations. The camp is inquiry-forward and hands-on, set across the historic campus.

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Typically runs July · $250–$275 per week.

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Ages
Ages 7–14
Season
July
Cost
$250–$275 per week
Type
Day
  • Historic Bush-Holley House campus
  • Cos Cob Art Colony focus
  • Colonial history exploration
  • Multi-week sessions
  • Family showcase Fridays

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