The Story of Franconia Notch comes to Sanbornton

SANBORNTON — Local historian and author Dan Heyduk will discuss The Story Of Franconia Notch on Thursday, July 10, at 7 p.m. at the Lane Tavern in Sanbornton.  He will relate many surprising and unique events that occurred in the history of Franconia Notch, as described in his latest book. 

This program is presented by the Sanbornton Historical Society and free to the public.

Heyduk is a well-known anthropologist, historian and longtime Sanbornton Historical Society member who has researched and written many books and columns about New Hampshire’s past. Focusing on the history of its Lakes Region, Pemigewasset River Valley, and Franconia Notch, his books include:  “Meredith Chronicles” (2015); “Stories in the History of New Hampshire’s Lakes Region and Pemigewasset Valley” (2017);  “The Pemigewasset Valley: A History” (2020); and “The History of Franconia Notch” (2022).

Heyduk worked with many historical societies, museums, and libraries, gathered local stories from the area’s people, visited historical sites, and assembled a large collection of maps, art and photographs to include in his books. He’ll present the local history of Franconia Notch as only he can.

For more information, call Salatiello at 603 286-4526.