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History Room in the Membership begins November 1
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Formerly a one-room schoolhouse in Wilmot Flat,
9 Kearsarge Valley Road, P.O. Box 97, Wilmot, NH Hall Farm Preserved Mary Lyn Ray, a children’s book author from nearby South Danbury and longtime friend of Don and Jane, called her friend, Lynne Munroe to enlist help in saving the farm. [more] (See Chronicle 5 Video on YouTube) Wilmot Historical Society Charter Members - 1977 |
Sunday February 2, 2020 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. |
Wilmot One-room School House Reunion - November 6, 2016
Left to right, Front row: Judy Rayno(Cutler), Jean Amsden (Currier), Sue Keyser (Roberts), Pat Baker (Gross), Frank Baker, Barbara Coward (Stearns), Louise Andrus (Patten), Pat Rich (Glidden-French), Dolly Mailloux (Fowler). Second row: Pat Fleury (Evans), Kim Lucas (Keyser), Joyce Rand (Tilton), Posy Chandler (Aldrich) teacher, Barbara Sullivan (Aldrich), Helen Courtemarche (Peters), Henry Stevens, Nancy Clark (Stevens), Deb Perkins (Lamson), Nathan Walker, Jim Minard, Darlene Hoyt (Atwood). Back row: Eleanor Hazen, Marnie Eaton (Madden) teacher, Darlene Delano, Garry Rayno, Lee Stevens, Jim Rayno, Bam Fleury, Wade Walker, Mark Stevens, Charles Thompson, Bob Peters, Liz Kirby (Thompson). There were a total of two teachers and 31 students present at the reunion at the Wilmot Community Association.
Established in 1976, the Wilmot Historical Society (WHS) works to collect and protect artifacts, documents, and photographs relating to the Town of Wilmot. Through its educational programs, the History Room, and special projects, the organization endeavors to bring the town’s recent and not-so-recent past to life and to inspire residents to enjoy and treasure Wilmot’s history. The Wilmot Historical Association is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. Charter Members - 1977