Historic Hillsborough  NH

Living History Event

August 18 & 19, 2012

 

What is the Living History Event?
    Did you ever wonder what living in America was like 100 - 200 years ago?  Come experience it!  Try your hand at panning for real gold, taste home made old fashioned food, be a student in a real 1800’s schoolhouse, watch pewter spoons being cast, cider being pressed, cannon’s being fired, a Cavalry charging down a field, falcons flying for prey. 
These are just some of the exciting and interesting things to do - two action packed days!

Where?     Hillsborough, NH

Some of the things to do -

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  1. •Artisan’s Faire   

  2. •Trolley Rides

  3. •Falconry Demonstrations

  4. •Tin Whistle Lessons

  5. •Tour Hillsborough’s historic Stone Bridges

  6. •Native American programming and traditional crafts

  1. •Take a walk with the British through the woods

  2. •Visit with Ben Franklin

  3. •2nd South Carolina String Band

  4. •Feel the percussion from a large cannon

  5. •Homemade foods

  6. •Gold Panning

  7. •Horse and Buggy Rides 


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email us at livinghistoryevent@gmail.com



 
Welcomehttp://livinghistoryeventnh.com/Welcome.html
Event FAQhttp://livinghistoryeventnh.com/Event_FAQ.html

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The Programminghttp://livinghistoryeventnh.com/The_Programming.html
Event Map/Lodginghttp://livinghistoryeventnh.com/Event_Map_Lodging.html

Winners of the Association of Historical Societies of NH

Public Education and Programming Award 2009!

email us:  livinghistoryevent@gmail.com


Hosted by Hillsborough Historical Society
We are a Non-Profit Organization
   Our Mission

 

WMUR’s Chronicle
 spent a day filming
LHE this summer. 
The show aired recently. 
Click here to see the video clip.

Ticketshttp://livinghistoryeventnh.com/Tickets.html