09/01/2026
Look closely at the Greely Building, these old windows are sharing generations of Ridgefield stories.
From mill workers and first-time voters to neighbors passing library books hand-to-hand, Ridgefield Through the Years brings six moments from our community’s past into the heart of Downtown.
Swipe for a closer look at The Story in the Windows and the people, places and experiences represented in this collection.
The Greely Building photo panels are a Ridgefield Main Street beautification project led by our Design Committee and with use of the building in partnership with the Port of Ridgefield. Installed by Ballyhoo and featuring imagery contributed by local photographers and community organizations, the panels help strengthen Downtown’s sense of place while celebrating what makes Ridgefield, Ridgefield.
Image credits:
The Sara Store — Suzy Rylander
Mill Workers — Ridgefield Heritage Society
First-Time Voters — Renee Serface
Stocking the New Library — Ridgefield Heritage Society
American Legion Post 44 Installation — Ridgefield American Legion
Students at Work — Ridgefield School District
See the panels in person on the exterior of the Greely Building in Downtown Ridgefield.
Do you recognize any of the people, places or stories captured here? Tell us in the comments.