Chatham Historical Society President Jeanne Eastman expects a busy and productive summer for the Society, while “physically distancing.” (COURTESY PHOTO)
Chatham Historical Society President Jeanne Eastman expects a busy and productive summer for the Society, while “physically distancing.” (COURTESY PHOTO)
CHATHAM — Despite the summer's events and programs being on hold, as they are for many organizations in New Hampshire, the Chatham Historical Society is still busy and thinking of new ways to accomplish its mission: to collect, preserve and research any and all history related to the town of Chatham, and to share this information in an interesting and educational manner.
The former Chatham Center Schoolhouse, which the CHS bought from the town in 2018, has received several improvements in these two short years, including a solid support for the floor, upgraded electrical wiring and a new water line to the old dug well on the Parsonage Lot.
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