The Alexia Fall Workshop

Thursday, Oct. 23-Sunday, Oct. 26, 2025

Kihm Winship and his wife work in an office space covered from ceiling to floor with memorabilia representing Kihm’s curiosity of history, his own and that of strangers, which fuel his research. “He finds the stories behind people, not just the facts,” a Skaneateles Historical Society member said. Photo by Cassie Roshu.

Kihm Winship and his wife work in an office space covered from ceiling to floor with memorabilia representing Kihm’s curiosity of history, his own and that of strangers, which fuel his research. “He finds the stories behind people, not just the facts,” a Skaneateles Historical Society member said. Photo by Cassie Roshu.

“I LIKE STUFF (ESPECIALLY MY STUFF)”

By Cassandra Roshu

Published

Historian Kihm Winship loves living among the company of people, both past and present. After surviving cancer, he has spent 27 years reviving the town’s overlooked stories and educating residents about their predecessors.

Story Credits

Cassie Roshu

Cassandra
Roshu

    Coached by

    Chip Somodevilla headshot

    Chip
    Somodevilla

      Lauren Steel

      Lauren
      Steel