Gather with other people who are interested in Genealogy to share tips, exchange information, talk shop, etc. There is no set commitment, so plan to join us weekly, once a month, or whenever you have that “I am stuck in my research” question. For those who are interested in genealogy and don’t know how to get started, perhaps the group can help too.
Due to the room size, we currently… Read more People Helping People Genealogy Meetup – Fridays at 10 AM
Gather with other people who are interested in Genealogy to share tips, exchange information, talk shop, etc. There is no set commitment, so plan to join us weekly, once a month, or whenever you have that “I am stuck in my research” question. For those who are interested in genealogy and don’t know how to get started, perhaps the group can help too.
Due to the room size, we currently… Read more 
The current restoration of Atkinson Academy’s bell tower has uncovered an 1803 corner truss beam, setting the stage for this presentation. Join us for a brief historical overview of the Academy’s earliest years, followed by a fascinating presentation by Eric Lindquist of Preservation Timber Framing. Eric will address the early 1800s construction technology applied to the Academy building and the techniques utilized in the bell tower restoration project. The corner… 
With the incorporation of Atkinson in 1767 and throughout the ensuing decades, the town’s women and men together have built an exemplary community. Globally, due to the styling of recorded history, the stories of women — including the women of Atkinson — have been less told. “Remember the Ladies” will present biographical sketches on eight of the countless Atkinson women who all merit space in the town’s historical narrative. Featured… 
New York Times bestselling author, Michael J. Tougias, will present harrowing survival stories and discuss lessons learned. Tougias interviewed over 100 people who survived against all odds, and researched many historical figures who achieved the near-impossible. He supplements their stories with a handful of first-person accounts from some of the toughest survivors in history.
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Sponsored by the New Hampshire Humanities and Atkinson Historic Society and hosted at… 
Since the late 1600s, the lively tradition of contra dancing has kept people of all ages swinging and sashaying in barns, town halls, and schools around the state. Contra dancing came to New Hampshire by way of the English colonists and remains popular in many communities, particularly in the Monadnock Region. Presenter Dudley Laufman brings this tradition to life with stories, poems and recordings of callers, musicians, and dancers, past… 
Is the weather keeping you inside? Join us on some virtual journeys and educational sessions via ZOOM. When you register you will receive a link to access the Zoom Webinar via email.
The History and Culture of the Pawtucket and Pennacook peoples
Friday, January 31st at 2 PM
On this visit with the Buttonwoods Museum join us for Pentucket on the Merrimack River, a program that discusses the history and… 
Genealogy Class: So, You’re Having Trouble Finding Your Irish Ancestors?
This presentation is designed for those just starting your Irish research and for the veteran researcher. Visit the new church records and civil records and websites that are being updated with new data daily. You will learn about some of the best free resources and subscription services. Documents used in the presentation are the results of consultations performed by… 
This presentation is designed for those just starting their Italian genealogical research or are interested in obtaining Italian Dual Citizenship. Lucia Cusimano will provide tips and resources to help with the process.… 
French fans. Chinese fans. Japanese fans. American fans. Dance fans. Mechanical fan. Cigar fans. Trickster fans. Church fans. Are you interested in learning about the beautiful art of antique hand fans and their fascinating history? Come and view over 100 fans from the 18th century to the present from all around the world. Showcased will be fans made with bone, ivory, tortoiseshell, feathers, mother of pearl, celluloid, & modern.
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Join us for some exciting ZOOM programs this summer.
*All virtual programs take place via ZOOM and registrants receive a link to access the Zoom Webinar via email. Each program has a unique zoom link, so register for each one separately.
Maine Destinations For Stephen King Fans ~ Tuesday, August 20th at 7 PM
Author Sharon Kitchens will discuss her new book, Stephen King’s Maine: A History & Guide. Explore…