Marlow NH Historical Society

11/05/2018

Vermont’s historic painted curtains hang in town halls and granges all over the state, harkening back to a time when vaudeville and local theater were the

10/15/2018

Marlow NH Historical Society is holding a MAJOR EVENT on Oct. 27, a Silent Auction to raise the fund for Jones Hall from 12-4pm. Check out their page Friends of Jones Hall for more information.

Marlow, Nh

10/07/2018

Students at the John D. Perkins Sr. Academy in Marlow didn’t have to look too far for their latest history project.

09/29/2018

11/09/2017

This URL clearly shows the beliefs and practices of those people from Lyme, CT who first settled in Marlow. http://www.flandersbaptist.org/history3

You will recognize some of the Marlow names. To see the Marlow reference here, scroll down to look under the heading "Daughter Churches".

This is the most complete picture I have seen in one place about the nature of our first settlers.

The Ebenezer Mack mentioned in this posting may be the father of our first settler, Solomon Mack. The father has been referred to by Solomon as "Reverend". On the other hand, it is also possible that this is "the other Ebenezer Mack," a close relative, the one we believe came to live in Marlow.

Baptist Church located in the Flanders section of East Lyme, Connecticut

11/08/2017

The New England Historic Genealogical Society is teaming up with the General Society of Mayflower Descendants to create new searchable databases.

08/18/2016

Editor’s note: The following column, about Calista Piccioli, was written by David R. Proper and published in The Sentinel in 2007, as one Proper’s regular pieces about the history of the Monadnock region.

05/02/2016

04/17/2016

Inside a modest, two-story, colonial farmhouse just off Massachusetts Avenue in Arlington, Doris Birmingham opens a creaky, heavy-hinged door, revealing a dank, boarded-up passageway that once led to a functioning basement. Inside the dim cubby, light blares through two small openings that could eas…