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Jackson Historical Society

23 Black Mountain Road
Jackson, New Hampshire 03846





. . .keeping the past alive

Who We Are

Formed in April 1977, the Jackson Historical Society helps preserve the history of Jackson, New Hampshire. The Society maintains collections of historical artifacts, maps, books, and documents.

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JHS location in Old Town Hall

It also features 19th century art of the White Mountains with a permanent collection of paintings as well as an annual show and sale of White Mountain art.

The Society is located in the former Jackson Town Hall, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It is a non-profit, membership-based organization led by a dedicated group of volunteers who strive to preserve and remember the past.

Come Visit Us!

As much as we want to share our historic displays and our 19th century collection of White Mountain Art, we are closed for our historic building relocation. During the construction process, the property will be off limits due to safety concerns. Stay tuned to this website for further details on the move and to our re-opening date.

Come Join Us!

Become a member by clicking here.

Or become a volunteer. Step into the past and make history come alive! The Jackson Historical Society is on the hunt for passionate, energetic souls—whether you’re a history buff or a tireless worker-bee—to join our band of volunteers. Dive in and help us preserve the stories that shaped our community! If you are interested in learning more about volunteer opportunities with us please fill out the following form: Volunteer Form

Town Hall on the Move

We're thrilled to share that the relocation of the Town Hall is charging forward! The building has been expertly lifted and is poised for its big move, while the footings for the new foundation have been poured and ready to welcome it..

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However, the journey hasn’t been without its challenges. A colossal boulder unexpectedly blocked the path while running conduit to a new utility pole, demanding specialized equipment to shatter it into submission. Thanks to the quick thinking of our team, this hurdle was cleared with gusto!

The New Hampshire Electric Coop has been hard at work this week, skillfully rerouting power to the new wires. Next up, the cable and Internet companies will weave their magic to relocate their lines. Once these final pieces fall into place, we’ll be ready to move the Town Hall to its new home, which is expected sometime in July. Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting chapter and the exact moving date!

* * Funding Still Needed * *

The massive boulders lurking beneath the building have thrown us a tough curveball, spiking both our timeline and costs dramatically. We're charging forward but need your help to keep the momentum going! We're still actively fundraising—join the effort! If you haven’t yet contributed, please send a check to

   PO Box 8
   Jackson, NH 03846

or click here to make a difference today! Stay tuned for the next chapter!

Ongoing Events

Art Sale

Although our artwork will not be on display, if you are interested in purchasing a painting, visit the Art Sale page to find out what items are for sale and please contact Jackson Historical Society to consign artwork or learn more about the ongoing sale.

Upcoming Events

Get ready for a thrilling update! With the building set to embark on an epic relocation shortly, the Historical Society will wait until the fall to hold another unforgettable program and an exhibition which will be a retrospective of past exhibitions, curated by Bob Chase, Bob Cottrell, and Erik Koeppel. A new art sale is also planned so if you have any 19th century White Mountain art you would like to consign, email Jackson Historical Society. Stay tuned to this website and Jackson eNews for the latest developments!

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