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Antrim’s Festival of the Trees – December 2010 Most Beautiful Tree “A Night at the Ball” by Tenney Farm |
An important part of the mission of the Antrim Historical Society is the preservation of the history of Antrim. If you have artifacts, documents, photos, etc. of Antrim, we would like to be considered for donations of such. We also have in place a procedure for Promised Gifts for gifts in the future for your convenience. Please call or email the following for further information: Neil H. Brown, 603-588-2599, brownneilh@aol.com: Nina Harding, 603-588-6175; Liz Robertson, 603-588-2562.
Museum Hours: Saturday – 10 am to 12 pm or by appointment
To set up a museum visit or to request research on your historical interests in Antrim such as genealogy, old homes, businesses, etc. contact the above.
The Historical Society Purposes
l Researching and preserving Antrim history, past and present.
l Presenting programs of historical interest.
l Accessing and cataloging archives and artifacts in the historical room at the James A. Tuttle Library.
l Providing historical assistance and resources for the schools.
l Preparing exhibits in conjunction with programs and community interest.
Upcoming Events:
The Early Roads of Antrim
With Eric Tenney
Sunday, May 19 at 3 pm
First Presbyterian Church, Antrim
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