Seacoast Village members and their guests are welcome!
Registration deadline is April 14

Back by popular demand! The Woodman Museum is a fun, eclectic and educational trip through local history and beyond. It opened in 1916. The Woodman House is devoted to history and natural history, as well as some unique surprises. The Damm Garrison, the oldest house in Dover, was built in 1675 during the Indian troubles, providing insight into life during this time. The Hale House shows the history of industry, transportation, trade, and recreation in Dover and houses examples of fine furniture. The museum is a collection of collections, including another house with a gallery for art shows.  It is one of Dover’s lesser-known treasures.  This tour is not to be missed. Please indicate in the comment section if you plan to join the group for lunch afterwards.

About the Speakers

Village member, Susan MacLennan, is a retired Geriatric Psychiatrist. Since retirement, Susan has been busy as a Master Gardener, a tour guide at Bedrock Gardens, a UNH Marine Docent and a Woodman Museum docent. She is a member of the Seacoast Village Project Health Resource Team.

Village member, Doug MacLennan, is a retired sales executive in print and TV media.  An accomplished woodworker, Doug restored the historic General John Sullivan home in Durham.  As a UNH marine docent, he helped make the family boat building program a success. He and Susan have conducted many tours to the Isle of Shoals.  He has been a Woodman Museum docent since 2022.