A book marking Woodstock’s 340th anniversary is being promoted for the Farm Store at Echo Farm, according to an October 26 Northeast NewsReel post reproducing the store’s announcement.
The book is Woodstock 340: A Collection of Engaging Bits of History & Tradition, by local historian Charlene Perkins Cutler. Its cover and author’s name are visible in the image accompanying the announcement.
The announcement describes a 266-page, full-color softcover with 53 stories and 240 photographs and illustrations. Topics it names include the area’s first people, winter harvesting and a boundary dispute, along with a section collecting town statistics.
The project is also presented as marking the United States’ 250th anniversary. These descriptions come from the announcement; Eastern CT News has not independently reviewed the book’s contents or evaluated its promotional historical claims.
The Farm Store is listed at 1051 Route 169 in Woodstock. The announcement says the book is coming soon but gives no firm on-sale date, price or ordering arrangements. Readers should confirm availability before traveling; the post does not establish that copies are already in stock.