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New Castle Historical Society

New Castle, NH Historical Society

2025 Programs

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April 15 at 7 pm - Rebecca Rule, "That Reminds Me of a Story"
May: Ann Beattie and Celia Thaxter’s Art Salon at the Isles of Shoals
June: Curt Springer and the Bridges of New Castle
July: Members-only Soiree at the Portsmouth Yacht Club on New Castle
August: summer break
September: Carol White and the Taverns of New Castle and the Seacoast
October: Stefan Classen and the Hart’s Cove Dive
November: Susan Pike and the Wildlife of New Castle + our annual meeting

 Come Visit Us Today!

Summer Hours
Wednesdays & Saturdays 1:00 - 3:00
Winter Hours

September through May
Wednesdays 1:00 - 3:00

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***** June Event *****
The Bridges of New Castle
We are very excited to have one of our own board members and town resident Curt Springer giving our June event. 

Please join us on Monday June 16th at 7:00pm
120 Main Street, New Castle NH
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Historic Village Walking Tours of
New Castle 
​Summer 2025

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Dates:  Saturdays:        June 14       July 12        August 16 
Time: 11:00 a.m.
Cost: $10, or $5 for members, exact cash only, please.
  Reservations required.  Go to [email protected] to sign up. 
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Led by New Castle Historical Society docents, the 1-mile tour of New Castle Village
features the early history of New Castle, settled in 1623. See the sites of the original taverns and inns, the village shops, fish-drying locations and the little-known first act of the Revolutionary War.
Tours start at the village gazebo, next to the New Castle Congregational Church. The church is part of the tour. The tour, which goes at a nice slow pace, ends at the historical museum, which you are free to peruse at your leisure.
Limited to 10 people per tour.   Please join us!

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​“New Castle: New Hampshire’s Smallest, Oldest, and Only Island Town”
by J. Dennis Robinson
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​New Castle, NH
​Historical Society

​PO Box 89 •120 Main Street • New Castle, NH 03854 
(603) 436-4440 
[email protected]
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  • Home
    • Our Mission & NCHS Board
  • Events
    • Current Events
    • Past Events
  • Exhibits
    • Online Exhibits
    • Piscataqua River Artifacts
    • Tide Mills
  • Forts & Lighthouses
    • Forts Timeline
    • Lighthouses
  • Contact
    • Membership
    • Get Involved
    • Directions
  • Resources
    • Place Names
    • Genealogies
    • Links
    • John Walbach Book
    • History & Legends
    • Books about New Castle
  • 400th Celebration
  • Walking & Driving Tour
  • Reflections
  • Our Catalog