This address you landed on is the previous Bartlett Historical Society Website.
The Society wanted a new look for their website. They have built a new site and found a new website editor. After 17 years, Dave Eliason is no longer the BHS editor
Their focus is somewhat different than this version which I, (Dave Eliason), have rebranded to BartlettNHheritage.org
Considering that Dave has been accumulating material and building this version for more than 17 years it didn't seem appropriate to just dump it in the scrap heap.
Dave's Collected History of Bartlett, N.H.
and other topics
Their new site has all the basics but instead of extensive menus, indexes and content that flows around pictures, their new site relies heavily on text and a search function. You type in what you are looking for, and it will probably find something. I noticed it often finds things that refer to "a collection" but no method to actually see the collection. Some things it finds have little meaningful content. Their newsletter index lacks any mention of the content, so you are left to randomly browse through them all. Much of their content was copied from this site but often with fewer, smaller pictures.
There is content at their new site that is not found here; and there is content here that they did not include. In my opinion You will find both the new site and this site useful in their own methods of presenting information. This old site tends to be a bit "busier" but some folks like it that way.
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​ Dave Eliason built all you see here and, as always, I welcome your comments
You don't have to know what you're looking for. Check our extensive index...There is something for everyone!
Find names and subjects using our SEARCH FUNCTION
Try searching your family name.
Old Time Newspapers and Publications:
Newspapers:
The White Mountain Reporter, later it was the
Reporter Press.
1895 to 1978.
Searchable by keyword:
See 1895 TO 1993 Here
TOWN REPORTS
We were asked where to find the Town Reports from previous years. This link will show the most recent report and others going back to 1880.
See 1880 to 2025 Here
Sorry, this website is built for laptops and tablets. Mobil phone users will have varying results.
Remembering the Signal
The SIGNAL featured winter adventures in the Eastern Slope Region during the 1960's. Ski areas, people and events are all covered in a light hearted format. If you are of sufficient age you can re-live part of your youth. The advertising is almost as interesting as the topics.
Have You Seen the Video Collection ?
1966 - Skiing, Jumping, Installing a Monorail; And a Parade.
Flying Around in 1950 and a talk by Peter Limmer in 2022.
