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Notice of programs in connection with Camp Sentinel:

'Walk in Confidence'

Youth-various programs for ages 5-15

Teen Leadership for ages 13-16

Adult & Family Camps

scholarships available

For more information-www.campsentinel.org

Contact: (603) 539-4839

or email at info@campsentinel.org

AREA HISTORICAL SOCIETIES' COLLABORATION

Here we will list other Societies' programs which each of us will announce at our next meeting/program

Freedom/Effingham Falls:  On Wednesdays, 10 to Noon & on Saturdays 10 to 2pm at the Freedom Historical Society Museum, 28 Old Portland Road, will have a special display of the Abenaki Peoples along the Ossipee River.  These 2 Historical Societies have joined to tell the stories of their respective towns.

Madison:  Located at 19 East Madson Road, the Museum exhibit will be open 2-4 on Tuesdays.  "A Timeline of Madison" will show how Madison developed after its split with Eaton in 1852.

New Durham Historical Society:  7pm @ New Durham Library

Oct.5-6 Annual Civil War Encampment and Award Scholarship .

Oct 10- Program:  Local businesses of New Durham.

Tuftonboro:  At their Museum/Barn located at 449 Governor Wentworth Highway, Melvin Village.  

Sep. 23-Sandy Island Tour

Wolfeboro:  Annual Historical Enactors Tea. 

September 15 , 2024 

2-4:30 pm

Imagine stepping into our historic barn on the Clark House Museum Complex grounds, where we will serve Hot Tea and delicious pastries. Our host of characters, including past visitors like Amelia Erhart and Grover Cleaveland, will share their captivating stories, making this a truly unique and memorable experience.  

Libby Shannon, Wolfeboro Historical Society Board of Directors

FMI:  603-273-8614

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