Historical Society of Ossipee NH

About Us

How We're Helping to preserve Ossipee history

Early Settlers' Meeting House located in Granite Section of Ossipee is one of the buildings that we are maintaining. Its history can be found by clicking on the tab in the upper righthand corner of this page. There will be a Sunday service held during the summer, date to be announced.

Grant Hall is our Museum of Ossipee History

Our new display of clothes and articles of interest concerning old textiles in Ossipee must be deferred until next year since our move from the courthouse has filled the downstairs with all the artifacts. Once we get the attic cleaned out and the artifacts catalogued, and if the town will allow us to have a storage unit onsite to store these items (which so far they are not), then we can open the Museum once again. You must realize that there are only a few of us to do all this work & it takes time. Sorry for any inconvenience-we're trying.

The Masonic Lodge #74 has graciously donated their downstairs common room for our 2023 programs . The location is 535 Route 25 East across from Abbott's and Staples gas station.

Don't forget to click on the buttons at the top of this page to see our calendar of events & info about the Grant Hall Museum & the service to be held at the Early Settlers' Meeting House.

Our Mailing address is --

Historical Society of Ossipee

Box 177

Center Ossipee, NH 03814

Our Museum location is 52 Route 16B Center Ossipee

The address for the Masonic Lodge is 535 Route 25 East (Ossipee Trail), Center Ossipee, NH 03814

Call for Info

Use the 'Get in Touch' button to email us. The message system on our 'phone is not in use.

new procedures for attending our programs

become a member

by paying dues. It's only $10pp. Donations are also welcome.

Dues

become a member

good for 1 year

from now until the Annual Meeting October, 2023.

Amounts

become a member

Amounts

$10-individual

$20-dual or family

$125-Lifetime member & you receive a limited edition of a personalized roof slate from the 1916 historic courthouse which will become a collectible due to the non-accessibility of the slates in the future.

Public

CONTINUING TO GROW

Amounts

The public is always welcome to our programs at no charge, but donations are gratefully accepted,

CONTINUING TO GROW

We are always looking for new members. We realize people don't have as much time as they would like to attend all our programs, but the dues and donations help us to maintain both of our buildings & to pay speakers.