History is told through stories about the people and places from the past. You don’t have to attend a lecture or read a history book to hear these stories.

Join us as we stroll through downtown Warner where local actors will share a few tales about Warner’s history and the people that lived and worked there. Along the way you’ll be entertained with stories about a telephone operator, a spiritualist, women writers and poets, business men and African-American soldiers.

Our walk will end at the Upton-Chandler House for refreshments and a view of their latest exhibit.

Where: New Hampshire Telephone Museum 1 Depot Street, Warner, NH 03278

603-456-2234

When: Friday, July 27th at 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Doors open at 6:30 PM. Programs begin at 7:00 PM.

$7/members $10/non-members

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This year's 4th Phriday at the Phone Museum Series is being proudly sponsored by the law offices of Upton & Hatfield; "Supporting New Hampshire Communities Since 1908".