2021 Programs
The Warner Historical Society will present a number of programs and host various events throughout the year. They are held at the Main Street House, the Lower Warner Meeting House, MainStreet BookEnds, and at the Warner Town Hall. Flyers announcing the specific events are posted around town, on the Historical Society front door, and in the Society Newsletter. We are also collaborating with nearby historical organizations on a year-long project titled: All Aboard! Economic, Social, & Environmental Change During New Hampshire’s Railroad Era. Visit https://www.nhmuse.org/current-exhibition.html to see a full list of the programs and exhibits being offered.
The following is a calendar of programs and events:
May 26, 7pm – Community Conversation: Simonds Free High School Did you attend the Simonds Free High School? We want to hear your stories! Register to receive the zoom link: https://bit.ly/2PMF6ID
July 3, noon – Reading of Frederick Douglass' Speech: What to the Slave is Your 4th of July Members of the community will read portions of Douglass' powerful speech. Outdoors. If you would like to read please email info@warnerhistorical.org
September 29, 7pm – Community Conversation: Merrimack County Telephone Company Join us and the NH Telephone Museum to learn about the phone company and share your stories.
October 3 – Black History Walking Tour
July 3, noon – Reading of Frederick Douglass' Speech: What to the Slave is Your 4th of July Members of the community will read portions of Douglass' powerful speech. Outdoors. If you would like to read please email info@warnerhistorical.org
September 29, 7pm – Community Conversation: Merrimack County Telephone Company Join us and the NH Telephone Museum to learn about the phone company and share your stories.
October 3 – Black History Walking Tour
For more local programing, check out the MUSE website!
All Aboard…! Economic, Social, & Environmental Change During NH’s Railroad Era
