HomeCommunityRochester NH History Podcast: The presence of slavery during the 1700s

Rochester NH History Podcast: The presence of slavery during the 1700s

Published on

This episode explores a lesser-known and somber chapter of Rochester’s history: the presence of slavery during the 1700s. Although slavery did not thrive in New Hampshire, it was nonetheless accepted, and even beloved individuals such as Parson Main held enslaved people.

The Rochester Historical Society and Museum is located on Hanson Street. Visit www.rochesternh.gov/history for hours of operation, events, contact information, and to learn more about programming.

Latest Posts

Local Artist Suzanne Jolin Showcased at the Rochester Public Library

The Rochester Public Library is pleased to exhibit the artwork of Suzanne Jolin, a...

Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce Kicks Off 2024 Small Business Season

The Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce is launching its 2024 Small Business Season, a...

Watch: Finance Committee & City Council – 11/12/24

Click here to watch Public Meetings are broadcast live on Comcast Channel 22 and Breezeline...

RMFA to exhibit original works by Somersworth Mayor Matt Gerding

The Rochester Museum of Fine Arts is pleased to announce "Weekend Wanderings: Explorations Not...

More like this

Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce Kicks Off 2024 Small Business Season

The Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce is launching its 2024 Small Business Season, a...

Watch: Finance Committee & City Council – 11/12/24

Click here to watch Public Meetings are broadcast live on Comcast Channel 22 and Breezeline...

RMFA to exhibit original works by Somersworth Mayor Matt Gerding

The Rochester Museum of Fine Arts is pleased to announce "Weekend Wanderings: Explorations Not...