Writ of Capius (Arrest Warrant), 1786

From the Court of Common Pleas is this Writ of Capius, shown here front and back ordering Sheriff Egbert Dumond to arrest Henry Parselour, who has been ..

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“A Sampling of Kingston History Then & Now” presented by Blauweiss Media – a mini walking tour all in one room at this exhibition which featured selected highlights of historic buildings that still exist as well as those that have been lost or altered.

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“That It May Bee Kept in Perpetuall Memory"

In 2015, the County Clerk's Office commemorated the 350th anniversary of the signing of the "Peace Treaty between Richard Nicolls and the People called the Sopes Indyans made 7th October 1665." This exhibit focuses on the Peace Treaty and the thirteen subsequent renewals. Of the renewals displayed, two of them, 1711 and 1714, have recently been discovered and we proudly exhibited these for the first time in 2015.

“Voting for Kids” is filled with fun facts, activities, games, puzzles and more! Visitors were able to pick up a copy of the booklet as well as voter registration information and were also invited to try colonial-era games and vote for their favorite!

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