history: Historical District Houses Series Part 8 in Charlestown New Hampshire - 05/06/12 11:55 PM
Historical District Houses Series Part 8 in Charlestown New Hampshire, folks there sure are many mighty fine Historical Houses, you'll be able to enjoy looking at as you enjoy either a morning, afternoon or early evening walk.
Charlestown has the Largest Historic District of all the different Towns and few Cities which make up the State of New Hampshire, plus most possible all of New England. Come be my guest and pull up a chair, relax and enjoy a fine cool glass of Sweet Tea or Lemonade, as we go on the journey of exploring the some History of this … (16 comments)
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history: Native American History Program to be held in Unity New Hampshire - 05/05/12 02:34 PM
Native American History Program to held in Unity New Hampshire, folks that visit to read my little ole blogging homestead know that I have done many different blog posts for my different Native American Brother and Sisters.
One of the main reason I do bring folks blog posts of different aspects of Native American life and events, has to do with the fact that I'm Blood Brother of the Cheyenne Nation. So I'm sure mighty Proud and Honored to be able to write and post of this here Native American History Program schedule to be held in Unity, … (3 comments)
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history: Alstead History Program taking place in the Village of Alstead New Hampshire - 04/18/12 03:47 PM
Alstead History Program taking place in the Village of Alstead New Hampshire, folks come on out to enjoy this here program about the Village of Alstead.
This evening of Wednesday the 18th of April 2012 at the Third Congregational Church located on River Street in Alstead, New Hampshire. Folks are invited to attend the Free program of The Historical Background of Alstead's Three Town Charters, which is scheduled to begin at 7:00 P.M. Professor Jere Daniell will speak on the History of Alstead's Town Charters and the methods by which settlers obtained land from the original proprietors. There will … (7 comments)
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history: Vermont Humanities Council History Program to be take place in Springfield Vermont - 03/15/12 03:15 AM
Vermont Humanities Council History Program to be take place in Springfield Vermont, folks come and enjoy a mighty fine evening of learning about Vermont coming into the 20th Century.
On Thursday the 15th of March 2012 the Green Mountain Chronicles, will presenting Oral Histories of the 20th Century, this is a Free Vermont Humanities Council program for folks to enjoy. The program is going to be held at the Springfield Town Library, the program is scheduled to begin at 6:30 P.M. This program was created for the Vermont Historical Society and to be broadcast on the Vermont Public Radio. Vermont … (7 comments)
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history: Founding Fathers Program being held on the 21st of February in Claremont New Hampshire - 02/20/12 04:39 PM
Founding Fathers Program being held on the 21st of February in Claremont New Hampshire, folks the founding fathers of our country played important roles during our the American revolution and subsequent building of our political system. Without the leadership of those Seven Founding Fathers beliefs we might not be where we are as a Country today, and it is their beliefs and values which contributed to shaping the Government and Society which we live in.
Interestingly, though they sometimes worked in collaboration, they also had tumultuous relationships with one another. For instance, Hamilton was a great friend and ally of … (8 comments)
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history: Heritage Commission Informational Meeting taking place in Langdon New Hampshire Located in Southwest New Hampshire - 02/12/12 04:28 AM
Heritage Commission Heritage Commission Informational Meeting taking place in Langdon New Hampshire Located in Southwest New Hampshire, folks you'll sure want to be sure to come and attend this here meeting. This meeting is being held on this day of Sunday the 12th of February 2012, the Langdon Heritage Commission members invite the folks of the community to attend this special informational meeting to cover plans for the Historic Town Hall / Meetinghouse. The meeting will be held at the Langdon Town Hall / Meetinghouse, which is located at 4 Walker Hill Road in Langdon, New Hampshire. Heritage Commission Informational Meeting … (3 comments)
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history: Historical Society Genealogy Workshop being held in Walpole New Hampshire of Southwest New Hampshire - 02/08/12 03:02 AM
Genealogy Historical Society Genealogy Workshop being held in Walpole New Hampshire of Southwest New Hampshire, folks would you like to learn some tips on how to look up information of your family.
Genealogy sure is a mighty exciting way to learn about previous generations of your family, and is easier than ever before with all the information on the Internet. There is another reason to study your roots: your medical history may help doctors treat you or a family member someday.
Historical Society Genealogy Workshop being held in Walpole New Hampshire of Southwest New … (12 comments)
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history: Open House will be held in Westminster Vermont part of Windham County Vermont - 02/07/12 12:29 AM
Open House Open House will be held in Westminster Vermont part on Windham County Vermont, there sure is a whole lot of mighty rich History. There sure is mighty fine Countryside for folks to sit their eyes upon in this here area, and Westminster sure is loaded with both.
Westminster sure also can lay c one of the oldest Towns in the State of Vermont. Even though there is barely Three Thousand folks in this here Small Country Town, it sure offers a whole lot in the way of History for folks which enjoy looking and finding their own roots … (9 comments)
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history: Bigfoot have Folks seen You in the State of New Hampshire - 02/03/12 07:34 PM
Bigfoot Bigfoot have Folks seen You in the State of New Hampshire, were oh were could Bigfoot be? There are some folks which actually say, that Bigfoot sure enough is here in the State of New Hampshire.
There here Ole Cowboy has not actually seen Bigfoot, and I have not came along any signs myself as of yet of Bigfoot being here in the State of New Hampshire.
Bigfoot have Folks seen You in the State of New Hampshire, its sure been said that the Pacific Northwest is not at all alone as a sighing hot spot … (15 comments)
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history: Lost Covered Bridges of Vermont Program-in Bellows Falls Vermont - 11/02/11 12:21 PM
Lost Covered Bridges of Vermont Program-in Bellows Falls Vermont, one of the things which folks come to visit and see in Vermont, are the mighty fine looking Covered Bridges throughout Vermont.
This evening of Wednesday the 2nd of November 2011, there will be a Free program titled, The Lost Bridges of Vermont. This here program is going to be held at the Rockingham Free Public Library, the mighty fine speaker for the program, is Bill Caswell, which he is a Vice President of the National Society for the Preservation of Covered Bridges, the presentation which he will be giving, will … (6 comments)
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history: Speaking of Photos -- Whatcom County Museum Bellingham WA by Steven L Smith - 10/29/11 02:11 PM
Speaking of Photos -- Whatcom County Museum Bellingham WA by Steven L Smith, the Whatcom County Museum building in Bellingham, Washington sure is a mighty fine looking building and has a rich History along with it.
If you are looking at relocating to the Bellingham, Washington areas. Be sure to take the time to talk with my friend Steve about doing your Home Inspection, plus he sure can help you with any information you would like to know about Watcom County Washington.
This here is another mighty fine blog post which sure is worth being … (0 comments)
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history: Croydon 250th Anniversary Planning in Croydon New Hampshire - 09/28/11 07:32 PM
Croydon 250th Anniversary Planning in Croydon New Hampshire, the Planning Committee is getting under way with the planning of the of the upcoming anniversary.
This here Croydon, New Hampshire Anniversary is the Town's 250th Anniversary of the signing of the Charter for the Town of Croydon. The actual 250th Anniversary Celebration will be taking place in May of 2013. This evening of the 28th of September 2011 the meeting will begin at 7:00 P.M. The Planning Committee will be meeting on the last Wednesday of the Month until 2013 at the Croydon Historical Society's Samuel Morse Museum, which is … (8 comments)
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history: River Theater Performance at The Fort at No.4 in Charlestown New Hampshire - 09/22/11 06:45 PM
River Theater Performance at The Fort at No.4 in Charlestown New Hampshire, are you wanting to do something to enjoy this first weekend to kick off the 2011 Fall Season? Then buy your tickets to attend one of this weekend's performances by the River Theater. You sure will have a mighty fine time.
Sure enough, The Fort at No.4 is open and its sure possible to get to The Fort at No.4 from where you are. Even though there was many, many roads which suffered damage due to the different storm events, The Fort at No.4 and the … (5 comments)
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history: Summer Folk Song Concert taking place in Springfield Vermont - 08/18/11 06:00 PM
Summer Folk Song Concert taking place in Springfield Vermont, the fun continues for folks to enjoy Celebrating of Springfield's 250th Birthday. Come on out for an enjoyable evening.
This evening Deb Flanders will be presenting The Folk Song Collection of Helen Hartness Flanders. This event will be taking place at the First Congregational United Church of Christ, which is located on Main Street in Springfield, Vermont. Deb Flanders is a Grandniece of Helen Heartness Flanders. Summer Folk Song Concert taking place in Springfield Vermont, Deb Flanders will be telling the History of the Folk Song Collection, plus will sing some … (12 comments)
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history: Museums Open in Croydon and Claremont New Hampshire - 07/24/11 05:16 AM
Museums Open in Croydon and Claremont New Hampshire, come spend the day learning History. You have your choice of attending one of the two different Museums or both of them.
We'll start out with the Samuel Morse Museum of the Croydon Historical Society in Croydon, New Hampshire. This Museum is open every Sunday July through August. The Samuel Morse Museum is located at 879 New Hampshire Route 10 in Croydon, New Hampshire. You are able to visit between the hours of 1:00 P.M. and 4:00 P.M. You'll be able to enjoy looking at displays of area interest, the incredibly … (6 comments)
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history: The Fort at No.4 needs Your Help in Charlestown New Hampshire-Sullivan County New Hampshire - 07/17/11 08:05 AM
The Fort at No.4 needs Your Help in Charlestown New Hampshire-Sullivan County New Hampshire, if you are at all able, Please Donate to the Fort at No.4, and amount of money, items or time, we at the Fort sure will appreciate it.
The one of a kind colonial story told by the Fort at No.4 is an American story. The eighteenth century education it provides for children and adults alike is and would be a great loss to the Region and our Country if it did not continue to exist. It is the Board of Trustees’ objective … (3 comments)
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history: Newport Downtown Walking Tour Newport New Hampshire - 07/15/11 05:49 AM
Newport Downtown Walking Tour Newport New Hampshire, come on out and enjoy learning as you walk around Newport, New Hampshire. There sure is a whole to learn!
Newport's history is an important part of what gives our town its charm. A walking tour booklet is available for Newport's Historic District. Surrounded by foothills, Newport's Main Street sure does boasts one of the largest Town Commons in the state, the Town Hall/Opera House, was built in 1886, the "Little Red Schoolhouse" preserved just as it was back in 1885.
Newport Downtown Walking Tour … (7 comments)
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history: Death Defying Emperor and His Sentinels New Hampshire - 07/06/11 10:40 PM
Death Defying Emperor and His Sentinels New Hampshire, many many moons ago there was a call for a special army to be made to protect an Emperor of China.
The Terracotta Warriors represent only a small portion of the eight thousand strong underground army buried in front of the Emperor Qinshihuang's tomb (r. 221-207 BC) to defend him in the afterlife. The craftsmanship attested by each of the statues is as stupendous as the scale of the project. So who was the Emperor Qinshihuang to merit such magnificence?
One of … (6 comments)
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history: History of Springfield Program in Springfield Vermont-Windsor Vermont - 06/23/11 06:51 PM
History of Springfield Program in Springfield Vermont-Windsor Vermont, do you enjoy learning about the History of an area, and looking at photos of the area? If you answered yes, then you sure won't want to miss this here event.
Come on out this evening of the 23rd of June 2011, to the Springfield Senior Center, which is located at 139 Main Street in Springfield, Vermont. This program event is going to be a photo History of the Main Street of Springfield. The program is being presented by Hugh and Bunni Putnam. There program presentation will begin at 7:00 P.M. and … (10 comments)
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history: George Washington and Fort Necessity in the Great Meadows of 1754 - 06/22/11 09:35 PM
George Washington and Fort Necessity in the Great Meadows of 1754, things really started happening in the spring of 1754 for young George Washington.
Virginia Governor Robert Dinwiddie dispatched a construction party to the Forks of the Ohio which is present-day Pittsburgh, PA, with the goal of building a fort to assert British claims to the area. To support the effort, he later sent 150 militia, under Lieutenant Colonel George Washington, to join the building team. Marching north, Washington found that the workers had been driven away from the forks by the French and had retreated south. As … (11 comments)
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