The Canterbury Historical Society won the research and documentation award from the Association of Historical Societies of New Hampshire for its town history book.
“Staying Small in a Century of Growth: Canterbury, New Hampshire 1900-2000,” written by Katheryn Grover and fueled with lots of community support, begins where the last town history book left off.
Volunteers conducted 75 oral history interviews, designed an exhibit on the last 100 years in town and condensed information found in historic photographs, municipal records and archival materials.
The Carriage Barn Equine Adaptive Therapy Program is looking for volunteers to help out with riding, driving, fundraising and event-planning. Anyone age 14 and older is welcome. Experience and horse knowledge is beneficial, but not necessary. For more information, call 378-0140 or email carriagebarn@comcast.net.