Library Events

Explore the vital role that Hudson played on the home front during World War I. Hear about how ordinary citizens and local institutions contributed to the war effort and adapted to life during this time period. Explore the vital role that Hudson played on the home front during World War I. Hear about how ordinary citizens and local institutions contributed to the war effort and adapted to life during this time period. All walking tours are weather dependent and meet at the entrance to the library. Remember to wear comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing.

This hands-on class will introduce researchers to Fold3, one of the premiere databases for searching military records. Learn about the basic searching capabilities of Fold3 and other resources that are part of this database.  

Hudson, once called the “citadel of abolitionism,” was an active stop on the Underground Railroad and was the childhood home of abolitionist John Brown. Discover the homes, sites and people that played a significant role in the anti-slavery movement of pre-Civil War Hudson. All walking tours are weather dependent and meet at the entrance to the library. Remember to wear comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing.

Learn about the places and people of Hudson who played a role in our nation's Civil War, from abolitionist John Brown to the homes and stories of those who fought at home and on the front. All walking tours are weather dependent and meet at the entrance to the library. Remember to wear comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing.