OUR FOUNDER 
 
				  
				Dr. George F. Dow 
				July 22, 1905 - June 9, 2006 
				
				On June 9, 2006 we lost our dear friend and Town Historian George Dow. Though 
				George is no longer with us, the information he assembled to document the history 
				of Nobleboro will live on forever. If you would like to read more about the long 
				and productive life of George, click here.
  
				
				
				GOALS
				
					- Update the Center’s displays of artifacts and Nobleboro History
 
					- Increase our depth of knowledge about Nobleboro’s history so we can 
					share with individuals and groups 
 
					- Grow the Nobleboro Historical Society membership to include younger 
					generations of old Nobleboro families and those of us "from away" in Nobleboro
 
				 
				Feel free to CONTACT US with any questions or comments. 
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					BOARD OF DIRECTORS 
					 President: Patricia Alfieri 
					 Vice President: Britt Hatch 
					Secretary: Sally Pearce 
					Treasurer: Dewey Meteer  
					Genealogist: (Vacant) 
					Curator: Gerry Bigalow 
					Bob Barkalow 
					Gerry Bigalow 
					David Brydges 
					Laurie McBurnie 
					MitchellWellman
					
  
					
					COMMITTEE CHAIRS 
					AppleFest:  Mary Sheldon 
					Building:  Henry Simmons 
					Finance: Dewey Meteer 
					Fish Ladder: Bob Barkalow 
					Membership:  Laurie McBurnie 
					Program:  (Vacant) 
					Resource:  (Vacant) 
					Scholarship: Pam Edwards 
					Website:  Mitchell Wellman 
					Education: Carolyn Hardman 
					Investment: Jim Alfieri
  
					
					TRUSTEES AT LARGE  Serve until 12/31/23 
					
					Alice Scott  
					Henry Simmons 
					Pam Edwards
					
  
					
					TRUSTEE APPOINTED BY BOARD OF SELECTMEN 
					Jon Chadwick
  
					
					APPOINTMENT BY TRUSTEES FOR ONE-YEAR TERM 
					Auditing consultant: Cheryl Crummett, Sunnyside Accounting
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  PURPOSE
				
					- To collect and preserve historical memorabilia and important records 
					related to the Town of Nobleboro
 
					- To encourage and promote interest in Nobleboro history among schoolchildren 
					and the general public through exhibits, lectures and other special events
 
					- To maintain and operate the old Hawthorne schoolhouse as an historical 
					reference center for the public
 
				 
				
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