Monadnock Center for History and Culture

The Hollis Historical Society is a self-sustaining non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the rich history of Hollis, NH. With two museums, including the Ruth Hills Wheeler House and the Always Ready Engine House Museum, the Society collects artifacts, books, and documents that reflect the town's entire history. They also host a variety of events and fundraisers, such as attic treasures sales and the Flour Sack Towel Fundraiser, to support their mission of preserving and sharing Hollis' fascinating past. Through their collaboration with Arcadia Publishing, the Hollis Historical Society is working on a book that showcases the history of the town through a collection of captivating photos. They encourage community participation and welcome donations of artifacts, stories, and upcoming event information. With a commitment to preserving and celebrating Hollis' heritage, the Society invites everyone to explore their exhibits, attend their events, and support their efforts to safeguard the town's history for future generations.Generated from the website

The Association for Gravestone Studies (AGS), founded in 1977, is an international organization dedicated to the study and preservation of gravestones from various periods and styles. Through its extensive publications, conferences, and workshops, AGS promotes research and appreciation of gravemarkers and their historical significance. Members of AGS have diverse interests ranging from genealogy and history to folk art, and the organization offers various resources including a quarterly bulletin, a book club, and student fellowships. The association strives to foster engagement and knowledge sharing among those who appreciate the cultural and historical value of gravestones. Generated from the website