Archives of the Henniker Historian Newsletter

Includes an article about composer Amy Cheney Beach.

Includes an article about Mary “Ocean Born” Wallace.

Includes an article about Henniker’s first murder!

Includes an article on the Early Settlers of Henniker.

Includes an article and photos of Henniker’s 250th Anniversary celebration!

Includes Boston Post Cane Recipient Ruth Jarvis as well as snippets of life in Henniker (1882-1940).

Includes appointment of Martha Taylor as Henniker Historian as well as the cooking stoves of late 1700’s.

Includes Boston Cane Recipient Lois Fitch and Henniker notable LMA Roy.

Includes a description of a mourning picture, the bell of the Congregational Church and why people had to leave Henniker in the 1800’s.

Includes the museum dollhouse, railroads in Henniker and Henniker notable Horace Childs.

Includes the Preston block aka Towle Building, advertising trading cards, and the story of Stanton Perry.

Includes information about the Versatile Saw made in Henniker and the three Henniker men who lost their lives in World War II.

Includes the 1850’s quilt that went home to New Jersey, the Bomb Pail and Henniker notable Francis Lance Childs.

Includes naming of ‘Pop Schultz Market’, an Elizabethan indenture document, recipe for War Cake and Henniker notable Joshua Darling.

Includes Eric Von Schmidt, the Handle Shop whistle, the Leather Board Factory and Henniker notables, the first residents, Scales and Peters.

Includes a look back at 50 years of the Henniker Historical Society with timeline, photos and an article by Henniker Historian Martha Taylor. Henniker notable Thomas Brown is featured.

Includes visit of the National Association of the Deaf, introduction of new historical marker, new acquisitions, and new books.

Read “A Kid in Henniker, 1952-1956”!

Includes review of HHS Income/Expenses; donation of Town Hall c. plaque.

Includes Notable Arthur Kendrick; preservation of Town records; the stereoscope; new volunteers and a look at Proctor Square’s past.