
What is the church to museum all about ?
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MUSEUM FUND RAISING PROGRESS
GOAL
$585,000
RAISED
$369,229
Museum News
April 2022 - We have raised an impressive $369,000 of the $585,000 goal to get the Bartlett Historical Museum open for visitors. We thank everyone who has pitched-in to make this a reality.
There is still a way to go and we are hopeful that more folks will step forward and send us whatever is comfortable. No amount is too small...your support is critical now.
We have created a NEW website section that shows you our current budgets:
- The first shows you how past donations have been spent.
- The next one shows exactly what we need to complete the Museum and get it open for you to visit.
- Perhaps you are in a position to donate an item on our budget list instead of cash?
The NEW section shows various gifting needs, an updated floor plan, and a detailed history of the beginnings of the St. Josephs Church in the 1880's. And, of course, there is a donor form that you can print and mail to us or charge it on a credit card.
September 2020 we took a big step forward and completely replaced the roof of our Museum.
Here's a link to pictures and details.
Please find more updates for the Museum Project in our quarterly newsletters. They can be found at this link: (It opens in a new window) CLICK HERE
March 9, 2020:
Have you seen your old church recently ?
These photos show the progress that has occurred in the past 6 months. The interior has been stripped out, hazardous material removed and the walls anchored. None of this could have happened without your financial support. Thank You.

The choir loft appears to be floating...


November 2019: Historical Society purchases the Church from School District. Read the newspaper article:
OCTOBER 2017: We aren't the only ones who think preserving the St Josephs Catholic Church is a good idea. The New Hampshire Preservation Alliance has named our project in their "SEVEN TO SAVE" Profiles. might take a moment to load; see below:
In January of 2018 the Church building was listed with The NH State Register of Historic Places
PO BOX 514
Bartlett, N.H. 03812
