New Exhibit Opening Soon
September 19th - November 20th 

Soda Fountains, Luncheonettes & More
Unionville Restaurants from the 1800s to 2021

​The Unionville Museum is opening an exciting new exhibit featuring a look back at some of the earliest places to eat out in Unionville as well as restaurants that will be familiar to many.  It will also include a thank you to some of today’s restaurants in recognition of how hard their owners and staff have worked for over a year now to serve our community during these unique and challenging times. 

Watch the slide show below for a look at some of the places where one could eat out in Unionville over the years.  How many do  you recognize?  Come see the exhibit to learn more about these eating places and many more.  

This free exhibit will be open from Sunday September 19th through Sunday, November 20th on  Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays from 2:00-4:00 PM. 

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In appreciation

We are grateful to the Rotary Club of Farmington for making a generous $500 contribution to our building campaign.  

eWe are also grateful to Ion Bank and to long-time supporters of the Museum, the Unionville Lions Club and the Farmington Community Chest,  for their donations.

In addition to the support we received from these organizations named above, we are overwhelmed by the outpouring of support we have received from Museum members and other supporters of our work.

Elizabeth Sheridan, Membership Chair of the Rotary Club of Farmington presents the Club's donation to John Vibert, the Museum's Treasurer and Jeff Hawkes, Chairman of the Finance Committee