Formerly a one-room schoolhouse in Wilmot Flat,
this building now houses the Town Office and History Room.

9 Kearsarge Valley Road, P.O. Box 97, Wilmot, NH

       Everywhere we turn in Wilmot, we see glimpses of the past - of 200 years of building, foundations, mill races, agriculture, commerce, and stone walls that surrounded early pastures.  The mission of the Wilmot Historical Society encourages us to engage with and stay connected to the people and timeline of our history. We do this in many ways such as
     -  recording audio and video stories of long-time Wilmot residents;
     -  updating our website with videos, documents, histories, and photos;
     -  sponsoring presentations that explain and immerse us in our past;
     -  documening the evolving past of our community;
     -  collecting & displaying artifacts that open doors to the Town’s history.

Wilmot Historical Society Charter Members - 1977

Saturday, February 1, 2020
2 p.m.
WCA Red Barn in Wilmot

A History of the New Hampshire Presidential Primary

This program presents a brief history of the New Hampshire Presidential Primary, from its origins during the Progressive era of the early twentieth century, through its evolution to the most important step toward being elected President of the United States.  Led by John Gfroerer, who has produced several documentaries about New Hampshire's political history, including "The Premier Primary."

Light refreshments will be served starting at 1:30 p.m. Memberships for 2020 may be renewed at this time. 

This program, supported by NH Humanities To Go, will take place in the Wilmot Community Association Red Barn (next to the post office) 64 Village Road, Wilmot.