
Discover the history of Acworth New Hampshire and the people who shaped it.
The Acworth New Hampshire Historical Society is a non-profit organization focused on preserving our town's history and making it accessible to everyone in ways that advance knowledge and inspire curiosity about all the people, places, and events that have shaped Acworth.
Please join us at 4:30 PM at the Town Hall if you can! If the weather might pose an issue - please come and check here on our website to see if the meeting is postponed. A message will be posted here.

THE VILLAGE STORE HAS A NEW ROOF!
We're pleased to report that our Village Store now has a new roof, expertly installed by Bret Lord and his crew. This important step in preserving the building will protect it for years to come.
This project was made possible through the generous support of the 1772 Foundation, New Hampshire Preservation Alliance, and the Acworth Community Charitable Trust. We're also deeply grateful to all the community members who contributed matching funds—your investment in preserving our local history means the world to us.
Thank you all for helping us safeguard this treasured piece of our heritage!
This schoolhouse was known as the "County Schoolhouse", and was built around 1803. It sits beside Tamarack Farm to the west. Some of the teachers even boarded at the farmhouse.
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Here are some links to other webpages of interest to the Acworth community!
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