Historical Society of Seabrook
Historical Society of Seabrook, New Hampshire
Located in the Brown Library portion of the Seabrook Library.
The Historical Society of Seabrook will be closed for the remainder of the winter and will reopen on Thursday,
April 2, 2025, 10 AM-2 PM
- The Seabrook Library Front Desk has cemetery reference binders for the town cemeteries' burial listings as well as other Seabrook-related books located in the library.
- See also www.FindAGrave.com for research regarding burial and other final disposition information. The site provides an online, virtual cemetery experience.
- For other specific family line or Seabrook history research queries, please email: SeabrookHistorical1964@gmail.com.
The Historical Society of Seabrook, New Hampshire, was formed in 1965 and is housed in the historic Brown Library, with its various collections and donated items pertinent to the history of Seabrook. The Brown Library was the first library in Seabrook and was originally located on Lafayette Road, as denoted by a historical marker at the intersection of Lafayette Road (U.S. 1) and The Provident Way (NH Rte 107). In 1994, the Brown Library building was carefully transported and moved to become attached to the new Seabrook Library at 25 Liberty Lane, off Centennial Street, Seabrook, New Hampshire.
The Historical Society of Seabrook offers genealogy research help as well as information about the history of Seabrook.
Historical Information for the Town of Seabrook
Email: Seabrook Historical Society
Eric N. Small, President | 603-918-7547 | enswalton@comcast.net
Collections, Objects and Materials:
- Govenor Weare chair
- Paintings of Garrison House, 1636
- Philbrick Farm painting, 1783
- Edward Gove pardon
- Quaker history
- Bound Rock
- Walton’s Mill, Marshland
- Old Man of Seabrook
- Salt haying
- Shoe manufacturing
- Photos
- Old documents
- Genealogy
- Microfilm of old records
- Decoy collection
- Books, maps, postcards