Tuesday, March 20, 2012 - 7:30pm
"History of the Telegraph, It's relevance to the community and its
future."
The Nashua Telegraph has been Nashua's hometown newspaper since 1832. Come and hear the publisher of The Telegraph.
Terry Williams and one of its Senior Reporters, Dean Shaloup, as they recount how The Telegraph has kept pace with the
city over the years. They will recall some of the major and memorable events it has covered, and how it has adapted in
the new media age.
Free and open to the public.
Tuesday, April 17, 2012 - 7:30pm
History Sleuths"
Arrive by 7:15pm to get the first glimpse of treasures from the Society's basement and attic.
Find out why the unveiling of these formerly hidden artifacts represents the first chapter in a novel new program
that will be fully revealed in October!
"Lake Winnepesaukee - What Lies Beneath"
Scuba diver and history buff, HansHug, Jr. from Exeter, NH will be presenting.
Hans has been an avid diver for 23 years throughout New England. He has dived extensively in Winnepesaukee, bringing side scan sonar with him wherever he dives.
He has located wrecks not previously known, and captured images on side scan sonar and photographed
and video taped a number of sights with dive buddy and cameraman Lea Nichols.
His presentation will cover some history of the Lake, plus a narration of many things he found.
Artifacts will be displayed and time permitting an underwater video will be viewed of one of his ship wreck dives.
Free and open to the public.
Tuesday, May 15, 2012 - 7:30 pm
Members Annual Meeting
Saturday, May 19, 2012 - 9:00 am - 2:00 pm
Nashua Garden Club Annual Plant Sale
The Nashua Historical Society is pleased to host the members of the Nashua Garden Club for this annual fundraising event. See http://www.nashuagardenclub.org/ for more information.
Check out the Nashua Historical Society's changing exhibit case in Nashua's City Hall.
