FRANCONIA AREA HERITAGE COUNCIL

FRANCONIA, NH

Durrell Memorial United Methodist Church, Main Street and Church Street, Bethlehem, NH Built in 1899-1900, this Shingle-style building was built for the congregation of Durrell Memorial United Methodist Church, founded in 1825. The building is characterized by its wooden shingle exterior, gabled roof, gothic arched stained glass windows, large tower with an open belfry, and front porch with doric columns. The building is characteristic of the historic resort community of Bethlehem, New Hampshire.
Durrell Memorial United Methodist Church, Main Street and Church Street, Bethlehem, NH Credit: w_lemay

The Franconia Area Heritage Council is a non-profit organization located in Franconia, New Hampshire. The council is dedicated to preserving the area's rich cultural and natural heritage, as well as promoting community involvement and education. The council operates a museum and research center that showcases the history of Franconia and the surrounding region, including exhibits on the area's Native American heritage, early settlers, and notable local figures.

In addition to the museum, the Franconia Area Heritage Council also sponsors educational programs and community events throughout the year. These include lectures, workshops, and cultural events that highlight the area's history, traditions, and natural resources. The council also works to promote environmental conservation and sustainable development in the region.

The Franconia Area Heritage Council is run by a board of directors and relies on the support of volunteers and donors to carry out its mission. The council is committed to preserving the area's unique heritage and promoting a sense of community pride and engagement among residents and visitors alike.

FRANCONIA AREA HERITAGE COUNCIL is a Uncategorized or General Museum in FRANCONIA NH. US MID #8403300053

The museum is classed as GMU (Uncategorized or General Museums). It comes under American Alliance of Museums (AAM) region: New England (Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont).

Durrell Memorial United Methodist Church, Main Street and Church Street, Bethlehem, NH Built in 1899-1900, this Shingle-style building was built for the congregation of Durrell Memorial United Methodist Church, founded in 1825. The building is characterized by its wooden shingle exterior, gabled roof, gothic arched stained glass windows, large tower with an open belfry, and front porch with doric columns. The building is characteristic of the historic resort community of Bethlehem, New Hampshire.
Durrell Memorial United Methodist Church, Main Street and Church Street, Bethlehem, NH Built in 1899-1900, this Shingle-style building was built for the congregation of Durrell Memorial United Methodist Church, founded in 1825. The building is characterized by its wooden shingle exterior, gabled roof, gothic arched stained glass windows, large tower with an open belfry, and front porch with doric columns. The building is characteristic of the historic resort community of Bethlehem, New Hampshire.
Main Street, Bethlehem, NH Built circa 1880, this Queen Anne-style house is characterized by its hipped and gabled roof, wooden shingle and wooden clapboard cladding, bracketed eaves double-hung windows, and wrap-around porch. The building is characteristic of the historic resort community of Bethlehem, New Hampshire.
Colonial Theatre, Main Street and Jefferson Street, Bethlehem, NH Built in 1915, this Egyptian Revival-style building was designed by Francis J. Kennard to serve as a movie theater for the resort community of Bethlehem, New Hampshire. The building is characterized by its symmetrical stucco-clad front facade, cornices, one-over-one windows, lower wings with retail shopfronts flanking the central gabled pavilion, Egyptian relief on the front facade, flagpoles at the ends of the parapet above the central bay, a suspended marquee, and decorative stenciling and paneling. The building is characteristic of the historic resort community of Bethlehem, New Hampshire. The building today remains in use as a movie theater.
Colonial Theatre, Main Street and Jefferson Street, Bethlehem, NH Built in 1915, this Egyptian Revival-style building was designed by Francis J. Kennard to serve as a movie theater for the resort community of Bethlehem, New Hampshire. The building is characterized by its symmetrical stucco-clad front facade, cornices, one-over-one windows, lower wings with retail shopfronts flanking the central gabled pavilion, Egyptian relief on the front facade, flagpoles at the ends of the parapet above the central bay, a suspended marquee, and decorative stenciling and paneling. The building is characteristic of the historic resort community of Bethlehem, New Hampshire. The building today remains in use as a movie theater.
Colonial Theatre, Main Street and Jefferson Street, Bethlehem, NH Built in 1915, this Egyptian Revival-style building was designed by Francis J. Kennard to serve as a movie theater for the resort community of Bethlehem, New Hampshire. The building is characterized by its symmetrical stucco-clad front facade, cornices, one-over-one windows, lower wings with retail shopfronts flanking the central gabled pavilion, Egyptian relief on the front facade, flagpoles at the ends of the parapet above the central bay, a suspended marquee, and decorative stenciling and paneling. The building is characteristic of the historic resort community of Bethlehem, New Hampshire. The building today remains in use as a movie theater.
Colonial Theatre, Main Street and Jefferson Street, Bethlehem, NH Built in 1915, this Egyptian Revival-style building was designed by Francis J. Kennard to serve as a movie theater for the resort community of Bethlehem, New Hampshire. The building is characterized by its symmetrical stucco-clad front facade, cornices, one-over-one windows, lower wings with retail shopfronts flanking the central gabled pavilion, Egyptian relief on the front facade, flagpoles at the ends of the parapet above the central bay, a suspended marquee, and decorative stenciling and paneling. The building is characteristic of the historic resort community of Bethlehem, New Hampshire. The building today remains in use as a movie theater.
Colonial Theatre, Main Street and Jefferson Street, Bethlehem, NH Built in 1915, this Egyptian Revival-style building was designed by Francis J. Kennard to serve as a movie theater for the resort community of Bethlehem, New Hampshire. The building is characterized by its symmetrical stucco-clad front facade, cornices, one-over-one windows, lower wings with retail shopfronts flanking the central gabled pavilion, Egyptian relief on the front facade, flagpoles at the ends of the parapet above the central bay, a suspended marquee, and decorative stenciling and paneling. The building is characteristic of the historic resort community of Bethlehem, New Hampshire. The building today remains in use as a movie theater.
Colonial Theatre, Main Street and Jefferson Street, Bethlehem, NH Built in 1915, this Egyptian Revival-style building was designed by Francis J. Kennard to serve as a movie theater for the resort community of Bethlehem, New Hampshire. The building is characterized by its symmetrical stucco-clad front facade, cornices, one-over-one windows, lower wings with retail shopfronts flanking the central gabled pavilion, Egyptian relief on the front facade, flagpoles at the ends of the parapet above the central bay, a suspended marquee, and decorative stenciling and paneling. The building is characteristic of the historic resort community of Bethlehem, New Hampshire. The building today remains in use as a movie theater.
Colonial Theatre, Main Street and Jefferson Street, Bethlehem, NH Built in 1915, this Egyptian Revival-style building was designed by Francis J. Kennard to serve as a movie theater for the resort community of Bethlehem, New Hampshire. The building is characterized by its symmetrical stucco-clad front facade, cornices, one-over-one windows, lower wings with retail shopfronts flanking the central gabled pavilion, Egyptian relief on the front facade, flagpoles at the ends of the parapet above the central bay, a suspended marquee, and decorative stenciling and paneling. The building is characteristic of the historic resort community of Bethlehem, New Hampshire. The building today remains in use as a movie theater.
Colonial Theatre, Main Street and Jefferson Street, Bethlehem, NH Built in 1915, this Egyptian Revival-style building was designed by Francis J. Kennard to serve as a movie theater for the resort community of Bethlehem, New Hampshire. The building is characterized by its symmetrical stucco-clad front facade, cornices, one-over-one windows, lower wings with retail shopfronts flanking the central gabled pavilion, Egyptian relief on the front facade, flagpoles at the ends of the parapet above the central bay, a suspended marquee, and decorative stenciling and paneling. The building is characteristic of the historic resort community of Bethlehem, New Hampshire. The building today remains in use as a movie theater.
Colonial Theatre, Main Street and Jefferson Street, Bethlehem, NH Built in 1915, this Egyptian Revival-style building was designed by Francis J. Kennard to serve as a movie theater for the resort community of Bethlehem, New Hampshire. The building is characterized by its symmetrical stucco-clad front facade, cornices, one-over-one windows, lower wings with retail shopfronts flanking the central gabled pavilion, Egyptian relief on the front facade, flagpoles at the ends of the parapet above the central bay, a suspended marquee, and decorative stenciling and paneling. The building is characteristic of the historic resort community of Bethlehem, New Hampshire. The building today remains in use as a movie theater.

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FRANCONIA AREA HERITAGE COUNCIL
553 MAIN ST.
FRANCONIA
NH
03580

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MID # 8403300053
Name FRANCONIA AREA HERITAGE COUNCIL
Alternate Name FRANCONIA AREA HERITAGE COUNCIL
Classification Uncategorized or General Museums, , New England
Federal Employer Identification Number (EIN)
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LAT/LONG 44.187116, -71.735036
CODES FIPS State Code: 33
FIPS County Code: 009
US Census Tract: 960200
US Census Block: 1058