Wilmot Historical Society Inc

P. O. Box 97 Wilmot NH 03287 Historical SelfTours of Wilmot Baptist Church Wilmot Flat North WilmotWilmot CenterWilmot FlatKearsarge MountainAn introduction map is included in each document 2024 membersMembership form for 2024 Charter Members 1977 WILMOT HISTORICAL SOCIETY HISTORY ROOM Formerly a oneroom schoolhouse in Wilmot Flatthis building now houses the Town Office and History Room.

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National Society of Colonial Dames

Tate House, a sophisticated Georgian home overlooking the Stroudwater and Fore Rivers, was built in 1755 for Senior Mast Agent George Tate Tate House Museum is the only colonial house open to the public in the greater Portland area and the only one in New England to interpret the essential colonial mast trade economy with the British Royal Navy.

Holderness Historical Society

Holderness Historical Society Dedicated to preserving our towns history through our museum and educational series.

Norwood Historical Society

The Norwood Historical Society, is the repository of information about the history of Norwood, Massachusetts and is headquartered in the F.

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National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution

The Chancellor Wythe Chapter, NSDAR is a community service chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, established in Richmond, Virginia.

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Great Dames Fund Inc

Kindred Spirits with Purpose. Tickets for our next event are on sale now: https://t.

National Huguenot Society

The National Huguenot Society Welcome to the National Huguenot Society website.

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National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution

This is the official Facebook Page of the Daughters of the American Revolution.

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SOCIETY FOR HISTORIANS OF THE EARLY

About SHEAR Ways to Give SHEAR Prizes Annual Meeting JER SHEAR Our mission is to foster the study of the early republican period among professional historians students and the general public.