Browse Exhibits (3 total)

Farmington NH Annual Town Reports

1940 Annual Reports of the Town of Farmington New Hampshire.pdf

Farmington NH Annual Town Reports contain a wealth of information about people, businesses, policy, warrants, and budgets of the town over time. Earlier reports have deaths, births, and marriages recorded. Once in the exhibit please select a time range at the right to go to the correct time period and find the report you wish to research. The museum has physical copies of most reports from the 1870's through the mid 1950's. We are working on finding reports to add to the collection for most the mid 1950's through the present. If you have copies you would like to donate please let us know. Digital copies of reports from the 1870's to the present are being added as the museum has time. PLEASE NOTE: These resources were created during the 19th or 20th century. They have biases stemming from those periods.

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Information & Photography Collection Booklets For Farmington, NH

Ned Parker Cottage Register Booklet Cover 1893 to 1930.jpg

This exhibit brings together the many information and photography collection books that have been made about Farmington NH exploring the notable people and places within the town.  Most give a general history of the town, but a few concentrate on specific arenas or a single person like Henry Wilson, who was the 18th Vice President of the United States. Most were created during the 19th and 20th century, so they have biases stemming from those periods.

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Who, What, When, Where?

Matted Photo Farmington NH Townsfolk In Front Of Mill Building.jpg

Who, What, When, Where?

Do you know who is in this photograph? Do you know where it was taken or when it was taken? Know something about what is going on the photos? We want to hear from you!

This exhibit contains items that the museum seeks further information to identify or enhance the meaning of the items. We receive many items each year that have little information with them, but often that little bit of information provides leads and research possibilities to explore. These are items that came to us with no information and we are eager to know more about them.

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