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  • Passing of Board Member - Joan Rice
    Passing of Board Member – Joan Rice
    Joan Slavin Rice of Portsmouth, N.H., passed away on March 4, 2024, after a four-year struggle with ovarian cancer. Born December 29, 1948, in Boston, Joan’s mother, Leona Bruck Slavin, was intelligent, fashionable, and beautiful. She was an active volunteer and president of the Watertown (Ma.) League of Women Voters. Lee also passed away from cancer when Joan was 10. Her father, Robert M. Slavin, was left as sole parent. He was a rocket scientist working for Aerospace Instrumention Lab in Bedford, Ma. Major project credits included the lunar module. Throughout her life Joan would encompass her mother’s beauty and […]...
  • April 13th Gundalow Gathering
    April 13th Gundalow Gathering
    Commerce of the Piscataqua Region 1630s – 1900s. Join us in Rye for an evening with Dave Maloney; a long-time seacoast resident who has travelled extensively to historical sites around the world. His particular area of interest is Early American history, especially of New England. Our gracious hosts are Gundalow volunteers and our chef for this evening is board member, Jeff Binder. Tickets Available HERE for this Gundalow Gathering #1...
  • April 20th Sail for Epilepsy
    April 20th Sail for Epilepsy
    Saturday April 20th Sail for Epilepsy: Sailing with a Purpose at the STAR Theatre Doors open at 5:30 for appetizers and soft beverages; Presentation begins at 6p Tickets available HERE Listen to the fascinating story of one man’s offshore sailing experiences and how he pursues these adventures despite having a disability. Phil Haydon is an experienced short-handed sailor who has successfully completed the Bermuda 1-2 three times and crossed the Atlantic Ocean. He has started the non-profit organization Sail For Epilepsy with a mission to inspire people with epilepsy to take One More Step towards achieving a fuller life, with the necessary safety measures in place. Phil’s One […]...
  • April 25th Abenaki Lifeways along the Piscataqua & Great Bay waterways
    April 25th Abenaki Lifeways along the Piscataqua & Great Bay waterways
    A presentation by Paul & Denise Pouliot ~ Head Speakers of the Cowasuck Band of the Pennacook Abenaki This presentation will focus on Abenaki lifeways along the Piscataqua watershed and Great Bay estuary. Paul and Denise will discuss what indigenous life was like prior to contact, including indigenous place names and cultural practices. They will also share some of what the tribe is doing to expand traditional stewardship practices through education and partnerships with the greater regional community today. Get your tickets HERE April 25th at The Music Room in Carey Cottage [400 Little Harbor Road Portsmouth, NH] 5-6:30p.m. Light […]...
  • April 27th Gundalow Gathering
    April 27th Gundalow Gathering
    3/15 Update: This gathering has a new speaker and topic. We hope to feature Ed Caylor’s talk at a later date. Thanks! Ocean Classroom Aboard the Harvey Gamage Matt Glenn has worked in the tall ship fleet since 2003, sailing the Atlantic, Pacific, Great Lakes, and Caribbean before coming to the Gundalow Company in 2012. He will share about the experience of captaining a high school program aboard the 131′ schooner Harvey Gamage for parts of the past few winters. Tickets available HERE for this Gundalow Gathering#2...
  • May 4th Gundalow Gathering
    May 4th Gundalow Gathering
    Reflections on the Water: A conversation with Great Bay-Piscataqua Waterkeeper Melissa Paly. Join us beside the creek in Portsmouth for this fantastic opportunity to engage in conversation with Melissa Paly. Melissa is Conservation Law Foundation’s Great Bay–Piscataqua Waterkeeper, working to advocate, inform, and inspire people to protect and restore the rivers, bays, and coast that make the Seacoast such a spectacular place to live, work, and play. Tickets available HERE for this Gundalow Gathering #3...
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  • Gundalow Board Game
    Gundalow Board Game
    Gundalow Campers’ Dad Invents Clever and Fun Board Game for Rainy and Sunny Days! Kevin Trainer, whose kids spent many happy weeks at Gundalow Company’s summer camps, heard from them that Gundalow staff were looking for activities that the children could do indoors when the weather is bad. “As an avid board gamer myself, the idea of a creating a historical board game about gundalows that would be fun and educational was irresistible,” says Kevin. Initially, his plan was to make just a few rough copies using cardstock and simple components that the campers could use. But it turns out […]...
  • Discount on Strawbery Banke Admission with purchase of Gundalow Sailing Ticket
    Discount on Strawbery Banke Admission with purchase of Gundalow Sailing Ticket
    Enjoy a $5 discount on admission to Strawbery Banke with your purchase of a Gundalow Company sail pass.  Visitors to Strawbery Banke have the opportunity to experience and imagine how people lived and worked in this typical American neighborhood through nearly four centuries of history. Using restored houses, featured exhibits, historic landscapes and gardens, and interpretive programs, Strawbery Banke tells the stories of the many generations who settled in this Portsmouth, New Hampshire “Puddle Dock” community from the late l7th to the mid-20th century. Strawbery Banke is typically open from May 1- October 31.  To obtain your discount, print your Gundalow Company sailing ticket […]...

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