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Marlow Historical Society

The Marlow Historical Society - PO Box 12 - Marlow, NH 03456
Phone: 603-446-6201 / E-Mail:
marlowhs@earthlink.net

  

On this Page:

"MHS WebPages & Photo's"  "Intro"  "Officer's"  "Announcements"-01/24/09    

"Marlow Historical Society Minutes & Annual Report & Marlow Conservation Commission"   "Membership/Dues/Meeting"  "Schedule/Calendar

"March Bulletin"Annual Fund Raisers
"After 238 Year - First Time Ever: Presidential Candidate To Visit Marlow"


Special Pages For MHS Web Forum
"Marlow Historical Society's Forum WebSite"
"New Marlow History Lens WebSite"
"New Conservation Lens WebSite"
"Ephemera & Photos Page"
    
The Marlow Historical Society Web Forum is now complete. Come and check it out! Read the article on Marlow Academy. Follow the story of the Medfield, MA album quilt that led to Marlow and Perkins family Civil War letters.  Please register and enter the forum conversations. (After you register, you will receive an e-mail link which will allow you to participate in the Forum.)

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Intro

The purpose of the Society is to restore and preserve buildings in Marlow having historical and or architectural significance which are open to the public, and to collect and preserve materials which establish or illustrate facts pertaining to the history of Marlow. The Society is a 501c3 non-profit organizations.

The Society publishes a quarterly newsletter which is sent to its members. It also maintains a museum and collection of archival materials housed on the second floor of the Methodist Chapel building. The museum is open regularly from Memorial Day through mid-October on Thursday afternoons, from 3-5 PM, and may be visited at other times by appointment with the President.

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Officers & Directors - 2006

President: Mary Blank 603/446-6201
Vice-President:

Pam Little

603.446.7810
Secretary and 
Corresponding Secretary:
Loisanne Foster 603.446.7163
Treasurer: Mary Blank 603/446-6201
Directors: Candy Wiggum 603.446.7767 
  Adam Plumb 603.446.3310  
 

Art Schmid

 603.446.9409  
Membership: Maria Baril    
Program: Gen Ells    
Jones Hall: TBA    

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Marlow Historical Society Minutes & Annual Report / Marlow Conservation Commission

2009

January

February March April
May June July August
September October November December   

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2007

January

February
no meeting

March

April

May

June

July

August
no meeting

September

October

November

December 
no meeting

   
 

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Membership, Dues & Meetings

 Membership is open to EVERYONE

Type of Membership Annual Dues
Student (full time) & Seniors $  7.00
Individual $ 15.00
Couple/Family $ 25.00

One Time Membership

Lifetime $250.00
Benefactor $1,000.00

(Refunds will be made to those members having paid the incorrect amount)

Meetings:

Board meets at the Chapel at 6:30 PM  First Tuesday of the month

Members of the Society are scheduled to meet on the third Thursday of the month.

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Schedule/Calendar 2008

  • December - Christmas program with skit at Jones Hall

ALL MEETINGS HELD AT CHAPEL UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED

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To Be Arranged:

Humanities Programs

Marlow Premier - Marlow-Stoddard Forest Fire Documentary

Monadnock Music Dinner

Slide Show with Charlie Strickland
Marlow – Reading, ’Riting and ’Rithmetic (School Days-Memories)

Visit to Horatio Colony House & Wyman Tavern

Rehearsals for “A Marlow Christmas”

Many Exciting & Edifying Programs

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Annual Fund Raisers:

Booth at Town Meeting
Spring Tag Sale and Chili Lunch
Monadnock Music Dinner
50/50 Raffle
Booth at Harvest Festival
Booth at Christmas on the Pond

Check out the Community Calendar for these and other dates

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Announcements

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Top 25 – 2006 Town Project

Acworth

Pfohl Farm     

Allenstown

1815 Meetinghouse      

Berlin

Cote Building  

Brookline/Milford/Mason

Sqannacook-Nissitissit 

Canaan

1793 Meetinghouse      

Deerfield

Lamprey River Headlands

Exeter

Folsom Tavern  

Greenland

Coastal Headwaters Initiative  

Hopkinton

Gould Hill Orchard     

Jaffrey

Park Theater   

Lancaster

Opera House    

Lempster

Meetinghouse   

Marlow

Jones Hall     

New Durham

1772 Meetinghouse      

Newbury

1825 Meetinghouse      

Newfields/Newmarket

Piscassic Greenway/Farm

Newington

1712 Meetinghouse      

Nottingham

Mulligan Forest

Portsmouth

Cotton Tenant House    

Portsmouth

Music Hall     

Salem

Duston Farm    

Sandown

Porter Farm    

Sandown

Sandown Depot  

Stoddard

Robb Reservoir 

Temple

Temple Mountain

Mary Blank, President
The Marlow NH Historical Society, Inc
PO Box 12
Marlow NH 03456
PH: 603-446-6201
FAX: 603-446-6281

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History of Marlow

The "revised" History of Marlow is available from the Historical Society or at The Marlow Library.

 Cost $15.00

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Murray Hall (The Grange)

You can help in the "Restoration" of Murray Hall!!! Send your tax deductible donation to the:

Marlow Historical Society
PO Box 12
Marlow, NH 03456

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Marlow T-shirt or Sweatshirt

We have a new long-sleeve and short-sleeve tee with artwork by Marek Bennett. back and front design below. In light gray short-sleeved T $14 and navy & forest green long-sleeve T $18

Custom orders in custom colors are available.

Call, write, e-mail the Society at 446-6201, PO Box 12, Marlow, NH 03456, marlowhs@earthlink.net to order or for more info.

Graphics ©2006 to Marek Bennett

 

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