JULY 13 - “East Street Revisited”
The story of Epsom’s first settlers remains one of the most popular topics presented by the Historical Association. The journey continues with discussion of the early history of our town including particular families and individuals, homes and businesses, local government and other surprising notes of interest. The program will be held at the site of Epsom’s early center, at the McClary Cemetery and will conclude with an ice cream social. 2:00 PM

SEPTEMBER 21 - “General John Stark - An American Hero”
Richard Wright will present an entertaining impersonation of General John Stark, a genuine hero of the American Revolution. Mr. Wright is a member of the New Hampshire Society of the Sons of the American Revolution who has received accolades for his presentation of the character and personality of the legendary John Stark. Old Epsom town hall. 2:00 PM

NOVEMBER 16 - “The Lost Art of Making Shoes”
Bruce Graham is a local craftsman who has revived the once common art of making shoes the time honored way of one at a time. Bruce will demonstrate the process step by step including materials, tools, shaping, styles and many other aspects of the trade. Bruce’s presentation is interesting and entertaining and contrasts the creativity of the past with the mass production of today. Old Epsom Town Hall. 2:00 PM

DECEMBER 7 - “Celebrating a Victorian Christmas”
Enjoy the customs of an old fashioned Victorian Christmas. You are welcome to wear period clothing and any other items which you may wish to share. Special activities for children will be provided. This is an annual family centered event for both young and old - a good time will be held by all! Town Complex/Epsom Public Library. 5:00 - 7:00 PM