Contribute to Hopkinton Historical Society in memory of Sylvia

In memory of

Sylvia Myers Willoughby

Sunapee, NH

June 28, 1927 - July 14, 2020

Jun 28, 1927 - Jul 14, 2020

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The Hopkinton Historical Society, also known as the New Hampshire Antiquarian Society, was founded in 1859. The Society’s mission is to collect, preserve, exhibit, and inform the public of the unique history of the Town of Hopkinton.
Sylvia (Clough) Myers Willoughby is part of that history. She is the great granddaughter of Charles Clough whose grandfather James Clough founded the town of Cloughville over 200 years ago. Sylvia and her family have summered in Contoocook, NH for decades on Lake Jo-Sylvia, also known as Clement Pond. Many other relatives of the Cloughs still reside in Contoocook and the surrounding towns. Sylvia has long supported the Society's goals. Contribute to Hopkinton Historical Society

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What is your mission?

The purpose of the Hopkinton Historical Society, a not-for-profit organization, is to investigate, collect, preserve, and communicate whatever may relate to the history of the Town of Hopkinton and its people. To fulfill this purpose, the Society shall collect, maintain, interpret, and make available to the public such books, papers, artifacts, and related materials as may serve to document or illuminate the town’s history. In addition, the Society recognizes a responsibility to promote and disseminate the study and understanding of Hopkinton and New Hampshire history through scholarly inquiry, exhibitions, programs, and publications.
How are donations used?

Donations to Hopkinton Historical Society are used to support programs and exhibits, as well as operational costs.