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Rich Meserve (left) managing the Zoom meeting. Betsy Whitcomb (center) and Sue Farnham (right) speaking about the history of Mast Road. |
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This year's Annual Meeting was held in-person and online in the Council Chambers at Falmouth Town Hall on Tuesday, January 23rd, at 7:00 p.m. Links to the slides for the Annual Membership Meeting and the two presentations (Falmouth's Western Frontier and The Story Begins with a Sword) are below under Presentations. You can also view the full slide deck and the full minutes/speaker's notes containing all three. Minutes and speaker's notes will be posted when approved by the Board. |
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If you missed our spring newsletter, here it is! Other recent newsletters can be found here. |
Presentations • Falmouth's Western Frontier (Slides and Speaker's Notes)
• The Story Begins with a Sword (Slides and Speaker's Notes)
• An Early Falmouth Family (Slides and Speaker's Notes)• First Summer Colony (Slides and Speaker's Notes)
• Maps of Falmouth (Slides and Speaker's Notes)
• Highlights from Acquisitions 2021 (Slides and Speaker's Notes)• Historic Sites on the Foreside (Slides and Speaker's Notes)
• Proprietors Map of 1732 (Slides)
• Bucknam Tavern (Slides)
• A Marriage Made in Boston (Slides)
• Tidewater Farm (Slides)• Town History (Slides and Speaker's Notes)
• Annual Membership Meeting 2024 (Slides and Minutes)
• Annual Membership Meeting 2023 (Slides and Minutes)
• Annual Membership Meeting 2022 (Slides and Minutes)
Retrospectives
• Remembering One Who Fell in the "Forgotten War"
• Remembering One Who “Gave the Last Full Measure of Devotion”
• Remembering the Greatest Generation on Memorial Day• Maine’s First Newspaper Tells Us About Life in Falmouth Two Centuries Ago
• Two Pictures Recall the Life of a Falmouth Schoolmaster
• Falmouth Hunkers Down in Response to Pandemic, Again
Falmouth Heritage Museum
Find Us
The Falmouth Heritage Museum is at 60 Woods Road in Falmouth (just beyond the town transfer station). Click on map to enlarge.
Follow us on Facebook: TheFHS
You can also reach us at info@thefhs.org.
Museum Hours
Winter (October-May)
The Museum is closed due to the high cost of utilities and maintenance for a 19th-century house during a Maine winter. Safety of our visitors and volunteers is a concern—despite our best efforts to clear snow and ice, the area around the steps is often treacherous.
Summer (June-October)
The Museum and Barn at 60 Woods Road in Falmouth is open 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on most Tuesdays, or by appointment.
Falmouth Heritage Bookstore
Give the gift of Falmouth History!
New! Shop at our online bookstore for local pickup or delivery in Maine and New Hampshire. Our online bookstore is always open.
Consider a gift membership!
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