15th Annual White Mountain Art Sale
On-line Catalogue:
Contemporary White Mountain paintings
Exhibiton October 13, 2017 - March 31, 2018
The Earliest White Mountain Paintings: 1800 - 1850
Thomas Cole and Other Hudson River School Artists
This exhibition tells the story of Thomas Cole's first visit to the White Mountains in 1827, when he climbed Mt Chocorua and walked through Crawford Notch, a trip considered a wilderness adventure. Prints of Cole's White Mountain paintings and maps of his joiurney will be on display, as well as the earliest (pre-1850) paingtings of other artists.
Welcome to the Jackson Historical Society
Jackson, New Hampshire
The Jackson Historical Society was formed in April of 1977 by a group of townspeople whose interest was to preserve the history of Jackson. The Society records information about the past and present of Jackson for its future. Its bylaws state:
"The object of this Society shall be to engender interest in the history of the Jackson area by the collection, display and care of articles of historic and educational interest, to accept such materials by gift, loan, purchase or all other appropriate means and to act as a body for dissemination of information thereof."
Our new home in Jackson is in the old Town Hall, which is on the National Register of Historic Places. The Society has restoreed this historic building and created The Museum of White Mountain Art at Jackson. Visit our historic displays, use our archives for your research, enjoy our 19th century collection of White Mountain art. |
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As was in the past, is in the present and will be in the future: residents and visitors alike enter Jackson through its covered bridge, built in 1876. | 
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