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History of the town of Antrim, New Hampshire By W.R. Cochrane
N.H. Historical Society
Town of Antrim
Festival of Trees
Antrim Historical Society ◊ P.O. Box 172 ◊ Antrim, New Hampshire 03440
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ANTRIM
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Programs and Events
All programs are free unless noted otherwise and are open to everyone. You do not need to be a Historical Society member to attend.
Past Programs
AHS Newsletter
House Project
In the late 1980s and early 1990s, after David Hurlin sold Goodell Company, he felt time hanging heavy on his hands. He decided to start a project of documenting ...
Newspapers Preservation
One of Antrim’s most valuable historical objects is the archive containing bound copies of old newspapers: THE ANTRIM HOME NEWS (1875-
Oral History
For more than ten years, Society member Lyman Gilmore has been conducting the Antrim Oral History Project in which he interviews members of the community about growing up and living in Antrim from More…
Information sought about Robert Caughey
A number of years ago, Robert Caughey, (1914-
We are interested in any anecdotal or historical material and information relating to his accomplishments. Rod Zwirner is interested in collecting and cataloging this history. If you have anything to share, please contact Rod at (603) 588-
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Tomorrow’s History -
The Town of Antrim, NH
As It Is Today, April, 1896
This fascinating document has been digitized and can be viewed now by downloading this pdf.
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Antrim Historical Society Wins
Best Float
at Home & Harvest Festival
“Plane Spotting during World War II” More…
Thank you to everyone who supported our annual Apple Crisp Social at Home & Harvest in September More…
Spotter Cabin Photo courtesy of Frank Gorga
Joining the Antrim Historical Society
The Antrim Historical Society (AHS) is dedicated to the celebration of Antrim’s history. You can learn of our activities through the Town’s “New and Events” notices, local newspapers, and the AHS website – antrimhistoricalsociety.org. (Thanks Dave Dubois for maintaining this site) Dues are just $10 a year for an individual and $20 for an entire family.
To join, please contact me at [email protected] or 588-2005 or Eric Tenney at or [email protected] or 588-2793. You can also join by sending a check to the Antrim Historical Society, P.O. Box 172, Antrim, NH 03440.
Please join us July 29 at 3 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church.
Steve Sawyer, an Antrim native and now a summer resident, will talk about growing up in Antrim, joining Greenpeace, his trip across the Northwest Passage and wind power as an energy option. He is currently Secretary General of the Global Wind Energy Council since joining in April 2007. He has worked in the energy and environment field since 1978, with a particular focus on climate change and renewable energy since 1988. He spent many years working for Greenpeace International, representing the organization at intergovernmental and industry fora primarily on energy and climate issues.
For questions contact Bill Nichols 588-
