TROY ( NH ) HISTORICAL SOCIETY

  The Troy Historical Society was organized in 1993.Kimball Hall - Home of the Troy Historical Society -Photo courtesy Kenn Washer The historical museum and archives reside on the second floor of Kimball Hall, located on Depot Street, behind Eva's on the Common.

  Troy was settled in 1764 and incorporated in 1815. It has been the site of many mills, the most lasting and one with the greatest impact being the still existing Troy Mills. This mill is over 100 years old, started with wool horse blankets, became famous with Troy stadium and carriage robes, and has evolved successfully over the years with the changing times. The most recent fabric lines there involve the automotive industry.

The historical museum welcomes visitors on Saturday mornings from 8:00-10:00.  Admission is Free.

Regularly scheduled meetings are on the third Thursday of each month, except December, January, and February, at 4:00 PM at Kimball Hall.
Annual Meeting: March 18, 2010 at 7:00PM at Gay-Kimbal Library with guest speakers Bob Hall and Toni Haag  "Two WWII Submariners"

All are welcome, as is your input regarding Troy history.

Winter Workshops at Kimball Hall:
Saturday, February 20, 2010  9:00-12:00: Removing and storing duplicate items
Saturday, March 13, 2010  9:00-12:00: Prepare for annual meeting, set up displays and exhibits

Mailing Address:
Kimball Hall
P.O. Box 593
Troy, NH 03465.
Officers:
President: Kathy Marrotte
Vice President: Gary Phelps
Secretary/Clerk: Cheryl Bradley
Treasurer: Open
 



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