Brentwood Historical Society

Unique, Local-Interest Collections

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The Challenge

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The Initiative

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The Impact

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Kings of History

Art Inspiration of 19th Century

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Unique Objects

Leading Museum of
Modern Art

Founded in 1942 as an educational institution based in California, The Liberty Museum is committed to

producing distinctive exhibitions and public programming on Asian art.

Organized Exhibitions

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Welcome to the Brentwood Historical Society Website

Brentwood is a rural town of some 4,000 residents in the southeast corner of New Hampshire, 17 miles inland from the Atlantic Ocean.

The Brentwood Historical Society was formed in the 1960s with the mission of bringing together people interested in history, especially the history of Brentwood, and the objective of collecting material that establishes and illustrates the history of the area. Over the years, the Society has gathered thousands of objects of historical importance to the town. The Society shares its resources through the museum, genealogical and other research, tours, and educational presentations.

About the Museum

The Brentwood Historical Society Museum is housed in the historic Grange building at 140 Crawley Falls Road.

In October of 1982, the Grange deeded the building to the Town of Brentwood, and the Selectmen turned the guardianship of the building over to the Historical Society. The Three rooms on the first floor have been dedicated to the museum exhibits and programs. This building also serves as the headquarters of the Society.

News and Updates

March 5, 2024

Volunteers Welcome!

(Volunteers Brenda Flanders & Barbara Swasey-Keir) Volunteers Welcome!(and needed!) The Brentwood Historical Society is seeking board members, committee members, and helpers. There are volunteer opportunities available for a variety of interests and skills. The Society is governed by a Board made up of officers and directors. It is an…

February 3, 2024

Bake Sale Success!

The Historical Society’s bake sale held at the primary voting polls on Tuesday, January 16 was a resounding success, with all items sold before the polls closed! The Society is grateful to everyone who bought goods and made extra donations to the cause. And, of course, especially crucial to…

Banjos, Bones and Ballads

11/10/24

BHS Museum

Johnny Appleseed: The Man Behind the Folklore

10/17/24

BHS Museum

African-American Soldiers and Sailors of New Hampshire During the American Revolution

09/19/24

BHS Museum

Historical Brentwood Collections

In its 58 years of existense, the Society has amassed items of local, regional, historical and cultural interest. These are activley curated into and presented as a variety of different collections that should appeal to residents of Brentwood and surrounding towns.

Exhibits at the Museum

Explore the
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