Programs & Events
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The Hancock Historical Society endeavors to provide its members
and the public with a diverse offering of engaging programs and
events. We want to make history fun and interesting to all ages,
for in understanding where we come from, we can better understand
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Some of our past programs and events have included a Civil War reenactment
on the town green and a program co-sponsored by the NH Preservation
Society entitled 19th Century Decorative
Wall Painting in New England that included tours of Hancock homes
with original Moses Eaton and Rufus Porter paintings.
Our first annual Harvest Festival featured
apples and their importance in the history of Hancock. It offered everything
from apple bobbing for the children (and young at heart) to photos and
artifacts in our collection that document the heyday of the apple industry
in Hancock when our apples were shipped world-wide.
We seek to present engaging speakers who can illuminate
our history and help us walk away with a better understanding of our
heritage and our very own roles in the history of Hancock.
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Contact
Us
Hancock Historical Society  -
PO Box 138,
7 Main St., Hancock
NH 03449
(603) 525-9379
Last update: June
10, 2009
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