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A Message from Our Chairman Thank you for visiting our website. We look forward to hearing from you as we seek to provide Concord historical resources and social networking. In addition to periodic new articles posted on our website, the historical society also can assist in the research of Concord history. Also we have published
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Word count: 636 words, Reading time: 2.5 minutes"Skip to content A Timeline ofConcord History HomeMission Mission Board of TrusteesResources Concord Historical Society Video Archive Christa McAuliffe Video Archive How to Research Your House Archived ArticlesJoinStoreLinksDonateContact Us A Message from Our ChairmanThank you for visiting our website. We look forward to hearing from you as we seek to provide Concord historical resources and social networking. In addition to periodic new articles posted on our website, the historical society also can assist in the research of Concord history. Also we have published Crosscurrents of Change: Concord, N.H. in the 20th Century, a wonderful and delightful resource where one can begin to appreciate what makes Concord tick!You can also join, donate or purchase a gift membership toward the society. Additionally, you can learn interesting facts from our news blog, or contact the Society’s leadership with questions about the history of Concord, NH and its surrounding communities.Best Wishes,James W. Milliken, PresidentConcord Historical SocietyThank You To Our Business Members Banks Chevrolet Cadillac Buick GMC137 Manchester StreetConcord, NH Merrimack County Savings Bank89 North Main StreetConcord, NH Grappone Automotive GroupRoute 3ABow, NH Concord Dance Academy26 Commercial StreetConcord, NH Concord Coach LinesConcord, NH Upcoming EventsThe Evolution of Concord’s Media During the 20th Century presented by Richard OsborneA native of upstate New York and graduate of St. Lawrence University, Dick has dedicated over 31 years to WKXL, including 18 as President and General Manager. He has been a valued member of the Concord Planning Board for 14 years, serving 7 of those years as Chair. Additionally, Dick was the Project Manager of Crosscurrents of Change and contributed as the author of two chapters focused on media and local politics. He also served as Secretary of CHS.Thursday October 10, 2024 | 7pmKimball-Jenkins Carriage House266 North Main St., Concord, NHPrevious EventsThe History of Concord's ArgicultureThursday, September 12, 2024The Concord Room at the Concord Public LibraryThursday, August 8, 2024"What, to the Slave, is your Fourth of July"Frederick DouglassSaturday, June 29, 2024Swenson Granite Company, 1883 to 2016Thursday June 13, 2024Metamorphosis: Breathing New Life into The First Congregational ChurchPresented by Jon Chorlian with co-presenter John JordanMay 9, 2024Concord’s History A Story of How We Got HereLearn about the history of Concord. Our presenters are Jennifer Kretovic and Jim Milliken.Presented byThe Concord Historical SocietyJohn Winant’s RiseNovember 9, 2023VIRTUAL Haunted Tour of Concord NHOctober 12, 2023Growing up inConcord, New HampshireCo-Author Kathleen Bailey will be presenting her book and some of the “Boomer” stories growing up here in Concord.September 14, 2023Elizabeth Gurley Flynn"The Rebel Girl"July 13, 2023Concord's OnlyWoman MayorJune 8, 2023A History of the Woman's Club of ConcordMay 11, 2023Concord’s GasholderFrom 1888 to the FutureApril 13, 2023Artists of Concord:Past, Present, FutureThis program featured a look back at Concord Artist Mel Bolden presented by Richard Haynes, an interview with Concord Artist Pam Tarbell, and presentation by students of the Concord High School Art Department.March 9, 2023Growing Up In Concord, Playing With BB KingFebruary 9, 2023 Watch Presentation January 12, 2023Black Ice Watch the Program June 9, 2022Water, Water, Water!A History of the Concord Water DepartmentPresented by the Concord Historical SocietyClick Here to See the PresentationMay 12, 2022The Story of Will CressyPresented by Byron ChamplinClick Here to See the PresentationApril 14, 2022A History of the Concord Fire Department...Presented by Fire Lieutenant Christopher S. Johnson, Concord FD.Click Here to See the PresentationMarch 10, 2022Movies in ConcordA colorful and interesting look back at the role movie theaters have played in the history of Concord.Click Here to See the Presentation Latest News Connect with us on Facebook!Connect! I’m from Concord, NH & remember when…Check out our YouTube Channel! New video clip of Concord Trolley history… Archives February 2022 April 2021 March 2021 February 2021 January 2019 November 2018 October 2018 May 2018 March 2018 February 2018 January 2018 February 2015 June 2013 May 2013 April 2013 Copyright © 2024 Concord Historical Society.266 N. Main St., Concord, NH 03301Website by Rock Solid Results HomeMission Mission Board of TrusteesResources Concord Historical Society Video Archive Christa McAuliffe Video Archive How to Research Your House Archived ArticlesJoinStoreLinksDonateContact Us A Timeline ofConcord History"
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