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Concord, New Hampshire
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The Society's headquarters, designed by architect Guy Lowell and completed in 1911, is recognized for its distinctive Beaux-Arts architecture.
The Society preserves over 33,000 objects, including paintings, furniture, and textiles, reflecting New Hampshire's rich history.
The Society provides a range of programs, from school field trips to public lectures, aimed at fostering an understanding of the state's history.
The library contains more than 2 million pages of manuscripts, books, and newspapers, making it a vital resource for researchers and historians.
Established in 1823, it is one of the oldest historical societies in the United States, dedicated to preserving the state's heritage.
The Society holds an impressive array of paintings from the White Mountain School, capturing the region's landscapes and history.
