Greenland Historical Society, Greenland, NH
Preserve. Educate. Be active.
Greenland’s Tricentennial in 2021
Jim Rolston, Town Selectman & GHS member, chairs the Tricentennial Committee. Dean Katiniotis’s design is seen on the Town banners and T-shirts.
Town of Greenland. (Click for Menu>Our Community.)
Projects, Maps
Bluebird Storage in Greenland provides a storage unit for the Hughes Papers. It has been a temporary work site for Mark Willis, historian, and Karen Mason to sort papers and memorabilia. Next phase: file merging. Last January Karen Hayden spent hours helping to sort and identify contents of the 54 boxes.
2020-2021 Programs
- The GHS Board is engaging with area groups to the extent that our goals overlap and encourages everyone to become acquainted with these groups: Black Heritage Trail of NH, Tide Mill Institute, and Weeks Brick House.
- In 2021 the Town of Greenland will celebrate 300 years as an independent, incorporated town. Activities are being planned in June, August, and September.
& the Town
- Weeks Brick House Annual Meeting was held this past September 2020 and GHS members attended.
Find a quiet place, use a humble pen.
Paul Simon
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About Us
We’re an organization completely run on volunteer power and the generosity of donors and members. GHS is registered as a 501(c)3 nonprofit in the State of NH.
