Todd's Inheritance

05/25/2026

We want to wish everyone a happy and relaxing Memorial Day 🇺🇸 Thank you to all the veterans still with us and to those who have passed on ❤️

Photo credit: Jessica Gentile

05/20/2026

Todd's Inheritance honors the memory of Rob Sovich, Robert Sovich Photgraphy, who loved to take photographs at our site. Whenever he took a great picture of Todd's, he was always kind enough to send it to us, and allow us to post it on our page. We will miss you Rob!

05/19/2026

Thank you to everyone that came during our May opening weekend. Thank you to Joyce, Wendy, and Brian for returning to Todd's Inheritance and giving us insight on women's fashion during the revolution. They did an amazing job and we were so glad to see them again ❤️ please keep a lookout for our next event in June, more info to come.

05/17/2026

Our presentation today was about clothing during the Revolutionary War period, with returning lecturers Joyce MacDonald and Wendy and Brian Alexander.

05/16/2026

Todd's is open from 10-3 today, 5/16, for house tours. Admission is free. Come see our new display of antique fans and women's accessories, located in the parlor. Our lecture on 18th-century fashion happens tomorrow, Sunday, 5/17, at 1pm.

05/14/2026

As you make your weekend plans, remember that our lecture on Revolutionary War clothing happens on SUNDAY (not Saturday) at 1pm. If you attended the display and lecture in 2022, of 1812 clothing, you know this is a great opportunity to see many historically accurate reproductions of late 18th-century clothing, both men and women's.

05/06/2026

Congratulations to Isaac Klos for attaining the rank of Eagle Scout. His project was the restoration of the farm cart now displayed with our other antique farm machinery.

05/02/2026

Please enjoy this month's newsletter and we look forward to our May opening weekend of the 16th and 17th!

04/28/2026

Thank you again to all of you who showed up to our first opening of 2026! For anyone interested, I've attached a link to Bob Crickenberger's book. 😊

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01/25/2026

Today seems like a good day to share this lovely photo, taken by Robert Sovich, of Todd's in 2024. Happy Snow Day!