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Bartlett 'most boring town'? Locals beg to differ
Current Information & Events
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February Focus
Revisit the past with
Margaret Trecarten "Peg" Fish
in our Spring 2020 Newsletter.
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Pleasant Title
I'm a button. I don't do anything. Just sitting here.
Read about our Preservation Project to Create/Open our Bartlett History Museum – For Project Information, Click Here
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Scotty Mallett recently volunteered to be our railroad historian and we couldn't have found anyone more qualified. Take a look at his work in our railroad section.
Caveat:This site will not work well on your phone. Should be fine on i-pad or tablet. .
Our Archives: Books, Documents, Physical Objects, Names Lists, Cemetery Burial Lists; Kathleen has been working hard to organize what we have.
Remember The Mountain Ear Newspaper? There are more than 100 excellently researched articles of local interest at this link. We can thank Jane Golden and Steve Eastman and many others for this historically valuable collection. This link will open in a new window.
The purpose of these pages is to present current events and information in a concise format that may be provided by your Directors from time to time. You might notice the website address ends in NET, whereas our primary site ends in ORG. It has a different website address but it is still your Bartlett History website.
Check the MENU UP TOP for topics. The hosting and domain fees for both sites have been donated by your web-site editor. Thank you for visiting.
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Meetings
Your Directors meet once a month and anyone with an interest is welcome to attend.
Meetings are held at the Josiah Bartlett Elementary School in the Community room.
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We normally post the date and time here, but if not, call Phil Franklin at 603 374 5023.
We have the details of our public programs for 2020. CLICK HERE to see what we found for you.
Take a look back at an old newsletter where we focused on the Ski Industry in Bartlett over the years. It's here
RAPID REWIND; Here is one of the first newsletters, June 2007.
Whitney Bowley sent us 8 pictures of the 1936 Hilltown Slide.
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You say, "I Never Heard of That".
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Click on Over and have a look. It opens in a new window.
BHS can now accept credit cards! BHS has signed up with credit card processor Square and can accept Visa, Master Card, Discover and American Express. We chose Square because they have a reputation of providing a high level of customer service and security at very reasonable processing rates.
We took this step to make it easier for people to support and participate in the mission of the Bartlett Historical Society.
