The Dublin Historical Society Archives Building is currently open to the public on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 9:00 AM to Noon, or by by appointment.
Our archivists are also available via email and phone to assist you.
COMING THIS SUMMER
Exhibit at the Schoolhouse Museum on Main Stree“Dublin Businesses: Then and Now”
The museum exhibit will be open every Saturday starting
July 16 to September 17 from 10 am – 1 pm.
DHS is curating an exhibit featuring the history, photos and artifacts of some businesses that have been in Dublin through the years. Though Dublin started mainly as a farming community, through the years various businesses have been here. Needing electricity, stores for supplies and restaurants, businesses such as Dublin Electric Company, Gleason/IGA and Esquimo have filled the bill. Dublin used to have two stores in the center of the village. Can you name what they were?
We are looking forward to the showing of this new exhibit this summer! To learn more about Dublin’s businesses through the years, plan to attend when we are open at the DHS museum.
contact
Nancy Campbell
dublinhistory@townofdublin.
Celeste Snitko
celestesnitko@dublinhistory.org
Dublin Historical Society
PO Box 415
Dublin, NH 03444
office at the archives
Dublin Historical Society
8 Church Street
Dublin, NH 03444
Hours - Year Round:
Mon, Tues, Thur, 9 am until Noon
or by appointment
Welcome!
The Dublin Historical Society, whose mission is to “ . . . collect, prepare and preserve all historical facts, relics and memorials of all kinds pertaining to the Town of Dublin, including such portions of other towns as may originally have been a part of the Town of Dublin . . .,” was founded in 1920 and revived in 1986.
We also operate a small museum in an old one-room schoolhouse on Main Street just below the current elementary school. The museum is open in the summer on Saturday mornings from 9-noon. At all other times the museum is open by appointment.
Our main collection of letters, photos, documents, books etc. are kept in the Dublin Archives located behind the Dublin Town Hall. See our Archives page for more information.
We welcome submissions to the historical society: books, letters, documents, photos, et al, that pertain to Dublin. If you are having a good “clear out” and don’t know what to do with that box of letters (and they have to do with Dublin or Dublin residents, past and present), give us a call before you go to the dump!