Madison Historical Society
P.O. Box 505, Madison, New Hampshire 03849
Silver Lake Village Feb 1952
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Skating on Silver Lake Feb 1955
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Thank you for a great Summer. We are looking forward to next year when we hope you will come and visit us.
Pictured above is an item from our collection, a rare 1-10 Scale Bridge Truss Pattern used in the construction of covered bridges in the early 1800s.
The museum's regular hours are every Tuesday from 2-4, Memorial Day to Labor Day.
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We had a fine day for our Teddy Bear Picnic on July 22nd. How great to see so many folks of all ages just having fun in the country, tech-free. Special thanks go to Linda Lovering for her inspiration and guidance! |
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PIXIE
PIXIE is a watercolor on particle board painted by MARJORIE PRESCOTT ROWELL in 1940. Valued at $250
Ms. Rowell was a popular commercial artist whose similar works appeared in magazines such as Home Arts Needlework in the early to mid-1900s. b. circa 1895; d. 1960 m. Julius Sturm 1936 Resident of Concord, NH O.D. 22" x 26" I.D. 16" x 20" |
On display in our museum we have two pieces of artwork for sale which were donated by Roy Bubb. We invite you to take a look, and if interested, we would entertain reasonable offers. 
CAPE COD QUAIL
CAPE COD QUAIL woodcut print by NANCY BEGIN, 1979 #39/100. Valued at $150 O.D. 23" x 19" I.D. 16" x 12" Nancy Begin was influenced by the works of master etchers Frank Benson and Roland Clark. She is best known for her etchings and watercolors that depict the graceful flight of water fowl over the marshes, as well as the subtle beauty in New England landscapes. |
We enjoyed our 2016 summer exhibit called WEDDING DRESSES THROUGH THE DECADES which won us an award from the AHSNH.
A very special thanks goes to LINDA LOVERING whose idea for a display of her mother-in-law's wedding dress snowballed into a gala event. She poured her time, heart, soul, and decorating talents into helping to make it memorable. And to our curator KAREN LORD whose vision make it all work. 
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SLIDE SHOW OF 2016 exhibit:
Find a video here - scroll down to Historical Society:
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