When you moved to North Salem you became a part of its history. This history goes back to pre-colonial times when native Americans lived and fished and hunted where you live now. To fill the gap between the time you arrived and the early days of North Salem is one of the missions of the Historical Society. By collecting and researching family documents, memorabilia, genealogies, legends, myths, old photographs, stone structures, books, maps, and much more, the Society illuminates our roots and our past.
When you become a member, you will receive our latest bulletin plus e-news and invitations to special events. You will hear lively and informative speakers at the library and at our annual dinner meeting in October. There are occasional pop-up gatherings at our White Elephant, the Society’s headquarters on Keeler Lane.
Our upcoming annual Strawberry Festival in July (with yard games, music, presenters and home-made strawberry shortcake) will feature the men who fought in the Revolutionary War. Last year’s annual meeting highlighted the 94 years of the North Salem Improvement Society. Our first ever Cemetery Tour in October was completely booked and the hike to the Titicus Dam in November was a huge success. You won’t want to miss what is coming in 2026!
Please consider accepting our invitation.
NSHS is a 501(c)(3) corporation. Contributions are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Use the form below to submit your renewal information, or use this link to a printable form - membership.
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