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Sandown Historical Society & Museum 6 Depot Road, Sandown, NH, United StatesCome listen to the story, meet Santa, enjoy hot cocoa, and enjoy each others company around an olde fashion fashion fire pit.
Come listen to the story, meet Santa, enjoy hot cocoa, and enjoy each others company around an olde fashion fashion fire pit.
During Friday evening's activities, the Sandown Historical Society will be sponsoring the beer tent. All purchases support the Historical Society.
While enjoying all the activities around town, make sure to stop in and visit us at the depot! Our normal hours are 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., but we'll probably be open later!
The town-wide annual yard sale was a wash with rain off-and-on, but we're going to try again. Stop by the depot and browse our items for sale. All proceeeds benefit the Sandown Historical Society.
This is the third (and last) of a series of walks organized by the Sandown Conservation Commission. It will start you to the Old Meeting House in Sandown for a discussion about the rich history of our town. After that, a walk into the woods off of Fremont Road is the perfect opportunity to take… Continue reading Walk-tober: Historical Walk
The Sandown Historical Society invites you to come join us to warm up your heart and soul with an afternoon of fun for the "Young and the young at heart" on Sunday, February 19th from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm at Sandown Town Hall. There will music for all ages, including a sing-a-long of tunes… Continue reading Sing-a-Long Time
Stop by the depot as we open up for the 2017 season in grand fashion. Food and refreshments will be available as we have lectures on town and railroad history throughout the day. We'll keep you posted on the day's activities once the date gets closer.
Richard Holmes, author of A View from Meeting House Hill, will be giving a talk on Sandown's history.
Preserving and showcasing the history of Sandown, New Hampshire.
Saturdays (May thru Oct)
10:00 am to 2:00 pm
Free Admission
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