Dunbarton, NH Historical Awareness Committee
Members:

Rebecca Rolke, Chair
Betty Ann Noyes
William Rolke
Kenneth Swayze, Jr.
Donna Dunn
Les Hammond, Selectman Rep
Telephone Number: 774-3541
E-mail Address: None.
Postal Address: 1011 School Street
Dunbarton, NH 03046

In Memoriam of Harlan A. "Bud" Noyes, deceased 2008

Dunbarton Town Historian
Dunbarton Historical Awareness Committee Treasurer and Member
Author of Where Settlers Feet Have Trod, a Pictorial History of Dunbarton's Old Homes and Structures. 
Helped develop historical  bicycle tours of Dunbarton and the childrens book A Tale of Dunbarton.
Founding member of the Dunbarton History Committee; formed to edit Alice M. Hadley's work Where the Winds Blow Free;  the first modern-day history of Dunbarton.

Where Settlers’ Feet Have Trod,
A Pictorial History of Dunbarton’s Old Homes
and Structures by Bud Noyes

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The Dunbarton Historical Awareness Committee has two primary charges by the Town of Dunbarton:

  • To identify and document historic buildings and sites throughout the town.
  • To provide historical education materials for the Elementary School.

New members to the Committee are welcome. If you would like to help on special projects, such as painting historical plaques, we would be grateful.

The committee meets on the fourth Monday of each month, at 6:30 p.m., at the Town Office building.

There are five historical tours of Dunbarton, researched and published by the Committee. These have recently been updated, and are available at the Dunbarton Library, at the Town Clerk's office, or from a Committee member. Tours are of the four districts of the Town, with a special bike tour edition for children. Each tour includes a map and brief description of all the historical sites in the district.

Meeting Minutes

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