History

Frederick Douglass Reading

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In honor of the 250th Fourth of July, The Derry Public Library is partnering with the Black Heritage Trail of New Hampshire for a reading of “What to the Slave […]

Calligraphy that Inspired a Nation

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Have you ever wondered who wrote the Declaration of Independence by hand? How they wrote during the American Revolution? What tools and lettering style they used? Would you like to […]

Etz Hayim Synagogue: A Jewish Return to German Citizenship

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RECLAIMING WHAT WAS TAKEN: A Jewish Return to German Citizenship Thursday, April 9, 2026 at 7:00 PM The current Etz Hayim president, Milt Zweig, has spent years doing genealogical research […]

Royal Favorites – Scandal, Beauty & Power

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Join us for a one-hour lecture and Q&A Uncover the fascinating stories of the royal favorites who shaped French history from the Middle Ages to the Revolution. Join us in […]

Discovering New England Stone Walls

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Why Are We So Fascinated with Stone Walls? Join Kevin Gardner, author of The Granite Kiss, as he explores how New England came to have its thousands of miles of […]

The Railroad in Song

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Jon Waterman has been a professional musician and songwriter for over 20 years. A Railroad Song blends history and music through original and traditional songs, engaging stories and narratives, and […]

Silent Victory – The U.S. Submarine War in the Pacific, 1941-45

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Join Dr. Spencer Jones, esteemed historian and author, for an hour long lecture to explore how American submariners overcame early setbacks – from faulty torpedoes to daunting odds – to […]

Historic Table Dinner Club: What Mrs. Fisher Knows About Old Southern Cooking

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Calling all adventurous eaters! It’s time to travel back to 1881! Join us for a vintage potluck dinner from the book What Mrs. Fisher Knows About Old Southern Cooking by […]

Zoroastrianism

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Depending on who you ask, some believe Zoroastrianism is dying out, while others argue it has influenced the world significantly. Join religion scholar Brian Carwana as he explores this ancient […]

Evalyn Walsh McLean & the Curse of the Hope Diamond

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Join us for a one-hour lecture and Q&A Evalyn Walsh McLean, an American mining heiress and socialite, was the famed owner of the 45-carat Hope Diamond – the world’s largest […]

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