DAR Exeter Chapter, NH

06/19/2026

Tomorrow in Fremont NH...stop in and.say hello!

06/19/2026

The Exeter Area General Federation of Women's Clubs is happy to present Sheryl Faye as Abigail Adams this Saturday, June 20th. The event will be at the Exeter Town Hall on Front Street, not at the library.

06/19/2026

06/19/2026

A Message from a Hampton Falls Goodwife, 1776

Good day, friends and neighbors!

I invite you to visit the Historical Society Museum and discover our new exhibit, “Revolutionary Times.” Come learn the stories of the brave men who departed our town to fight for liberty, and learn of the families who remained behind, tending homes, farms, and daily life during those uncertain years.

Within the Museum you shall find new displays, treasured artifacts, and tales of courage, sacrifice, and perseverance from right here in Hampton Falls. The Revolution was not fought only on distant battlefields—it was lived every day in our homes and communities.

📜 Opening Day: Saturday, June 20
🕙 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
📍 Hampton Falls Historical Society Museum

Step back in time and discover how ordinary townsfolk helped shape an extraordinary nation.

I do hope you will pay us a visit! 🇺🇸✨

06/14/2026

The Exeter Chapter DAR, Linda Hopey gave a 2 minute talk about proper flag disposal on flag day at the Newmarket Unity Tree mural unveiling today. Jennifer Roy was there in authentic 1770's dress accompanied by her husband.
Plus a big bang from the canon, made a lovely echo off the mills.

06/14/2026

Saturday the DAR Exeter Chapter, NH laid a wreath at Mesche Weare grave in Hampton Falls. He was the 1st President of NH...Meshech Weare (1713–1786) served as the first President of New Hampshire, holding office from June 1784 to 1785. He previously led the state's Committee of Safety and served as Chief Justice during the American Revolution. The title of the state's highest executive was changed to "Governor" in later years

06/14/2026

Today is Flag Day, here is a little history about it.

06/14/2026

Today is the day! First summer open house of the 2026 season.

06/13/2026

We are in Hampton Falls NH today and the Historical Museum on Rt. 88, later we will be laying a wreath at Mesche Weare grave just down the street.

06/13/2026

It’s National W**d Your Garden Day! This is your sign to get out in the garden and pick some w**ds. 🌾

Before reaching for landscape fabric, it’s worth knowing that while it can do a good job of suppressing w**ds at first, it often becomes more difficult to manage over time.

Any mulch or soil that accumulates on top of landscape fabric can support w**d growth. Once perennial w**ds grow through the fabric, they can be especially difficult to remove without disturbing nearby landscape plants.

For long-term w**d suppression in perennial gardens and shrub borders, organic mulch is often the better option. Shredded wood mulch works well and breaks down gradually, while shredded leaves and pine needles are also excellent choices.

As long as a garden is thoroughly w**ded before mulching and mulch is applied at the proper depth, you can expect fewer w**ds and less maintenance throughout the growing season.