Happy Christmas Eve from all of us at Exeter TV! If you were a kid back on December 24th in 1938, you may have been lucky enough to have been visited by Santa and his Lion pal from the Exeter Area Lions Club in front of the Ioka Theatre. This proje...

In this film from 1947, Exeter football takes the field against Franklin and Traip behind the old High School.

The 1947-48 Exeter Basketball team, with all state player Tony Loch leading the charge.

In this reel of the 1948 Exeter Baseball team, some may see a familiar face in the man some have called Exeter's Mayor, Arthur Baillargeon. Here he is pitching alongside others from the team at practice.

Another look at Exeter's football past, this time from 1948.

The 1948 Track and Field season at Exeter High School.

Check out these Exeter High School basketball players in the 1948-49 season. This project was made possible by the Official Exeter High School Alumni Association, Exeter TV, and the Exeter Historical Society.

Students of the EHS Ski Club sculpt amazing winter scenes out of snow behind the Tuck School in 1957. The film was digitized by Exeter TV with the help of the Exeter High School Alumni Association.

The 2021 Economic Forecast will discuss New Hampshire's economy and its impact on the Exeter area.

The Exeter Area Chamber Community Awards focuses on organizations and individuals who exemplify good business practices, contribute to their communities and serve as role models for other organizations.

This episode we sit down with the former director of the American Independence Museum, Emma Stratton. Emma thanks for all you've done! You can claim your place in the spotlight by contacting us at extvg@exeternh.gov! Thank you and have a great day!

One of the most interesting aspects of the American Revolution is the role played by African Americans in the fight for independence. Both free African Americans and those that were enslaved were key in manning state militias and Continental Army units...

Learn about Plein Air painting from Doris Rice, a local artist and teacher.

See what it takes to create industrial quilts with artist Anne Kenny.

Meet Becky Barsi a mixed media artist, art educator, and art advocate.

Lori Martone Pottery teaches us about the process of making pottery.

Old New England cemeteries provide an intriguing window into the deaths, lives, and artwork of our 17th and 18th century foremothers and fathers.

The 2018 season kicks off with local musician Chelsea Paolini. Chelsea Paolini: chelseapaolini.com

Climate change is an evolving crisis disrupting human and non-human life for generations to come. This series explores the role of trees and forests in exacerbating and modifying climate change.

November 2, 2021 — Marek Bennett, Comics in World History and Cultures, sponsored by NH Humanities

We visited the American Independence Museum to learn more about the people behind the scenes and what makes the museum a special part of Exeter's, and the nation's, rich history.

Bob Stevens, host of The Veterans' Forum, sits down with Vietnam Veteran Darby Reynolds to talk about her time in the service.

The Exeter Lion's Club cameramen cover a dogsled race through the heart of downtown Exeter in the winter of 1938. The film was digitized by Exeter TV with the help of the Exeter High School Alumni Association.

Class Day, Graduation, and a Senior Ball for the Class of 1959. The film was digitized by Exeter TV with the help of the Exeter High School Alumni Association.

Film showing the Exeter High School graduating class of 1956. This was the first co-ed graduating class in Exeter's history. The film was digitized by Exeter TV with the help of the Exeter High School Alumni Association.

Footage from various activities with the EHS Graduating Class of 1961. The film was digitized by Exeter TV with the help of the Exeter High School Alumni Association.

In this film, see the Exeter Fire Department of old hard at work putting out a house fire. But back then, the whole community helped out to save as much as they could from the home. This project was made possible by the Official Exeter High School ...

For this next episode of People of Exeter! We interview Renay Allen, and ask her why she does what she does! Interested in being in the spotlight or recommending someone, contact us at extvg@exeternh.gov

This Monday at 6pm, Channel 98 and our Youtube we sit down with former select board member Daryl Browne. Thank you for your service! Interested in being in the spotlight or recommending someone, contact us at extvg@exeternh.gov

We sit down with Samantha Brown, co-owner of La Cascade du Chocolat. Kicking of Valentines time! We love you Exeter! Interested in being in the spotlight or recommending someone contact us at extvg@exeternh.gov!

This episode we sit down with Enna, of Enna Chocolate! We ask her why she does what she does in Exeter! Interested in being in the spotlight, or recommending someone? Contact us at extvg@exeternh.gov

Early in the morning, we meet with Mike Oliveira, owner of Donut Love. We find out why he does what he does. Interested in being in the spotlight or recommending someone? Contact us at extvg@exeternh.gov.

We sit down with James Murray the Exeter town health officer to ask him why he does what he does here in Exeter. Interested in being in the spotlight or recommending someone, contact us at extvg@exeternh.gov

First episode, with our guest Lovey Roundtreeoliff. Garret interviews Lovey about her activities and time in Exeter.

In this episode we sit down with Sherm Chester of The Seacoast Sports forum. We talk with Sherm about life in Exeter and being involved with the station. Interested in being in the spotlight or recommending someone, contact us at extvg@exeternh.gov

This episode we sit down with Jen Hubbell. The executive director of Girls on the Run, New Hampshire! Jen share's her time here in experience here in Exeter and shares why she does what she does.

Select Board member and NH House of Representatives member Julie Gilman. We sit down and talk about her time here in Exeter and David Bowie Alters! Interested in being the spotlight or recommending someone? Contact us at extvg@exeternh.gov.

This episode of People of Exeter, we interview the owner of Krypton Comics, Joe Galvin! Ask him about what inspired him to open a comic book store, and more! Want to be in the spotlight, or recommend someone? Contact us at extvg@exeternh.gov!

We sit down with the Swasey Park Board of Trustee's chair, Dwane Staples. His experiences living in Exeter. If you want to be in the spotlight or recommend someone, contact us at extvg@exeternh.gov.

We sit down with Scott Ruffner, founder of TEAM Exeter and local musician to find out why he does what he does here in Exeter! To get your place in the spotlight or recommend someone contact us at extvg@exeternh.gov.

We sit down with Sandy Parks! Our first returning guests Sandy Parks! We sit down and talk with her about being in Exeter and about the Exeter Alumni! If you want to take your place in the spotlight or recommend someone, contact us at extvg@exeternh.gov.

We sit down with Bob Lafreneire to talk about running, the Exeter Run Club, and life in Exeter. Feel free to check out the Exeter Run Club's Facebook page, and if you want to be in the spotlight or recommend someone, contact us at extvg@exeternh.gov

Garret sits down with Lara Bricker infront of the Town Hall and talks with her about Exeter, and why she does what she does.

This week we sit down with the assistant director of the public library herself! Take your place in the spotlight by contacting us at extvg@externh.gov, have a great day!

We've successfully forced the director of Exeter TV into doing this exclusive interview! If you want to be in the spotlight or recommend someone, contact us at extvg@exeternh.gov.

This latest episode we sit down with David Tovey of Parks and Rec. To take your place in the spotlight contact us at extvg@exeternh.gov

We sit down with the owner of Shooters Pub, Rob Ficara to find out why he does what he does right here in Exeter! Claim your place in the spotlight or recommend someone to us by contacting us at extvg@exeternh.gov!

We sit down with Tom Bergeron and ask him about his time in Exeter!

We sit down with Dave Emanuel and talk about the Brass band! Interested in recommending someone or taking your place in the spotlight contact us at extvg@exeternh.gov

We sit down with one of Exeter's officers in uniform. Detective Bruce Page. Thank you to all of those in the emergency services that serve our Community! If you want to claim your place in the spotlight contact us at extvg@exeternh.gov, or recommend!

We sit down with the director of Exeter's Parks and Rec department! Greg Bisson, and ask him why he does what he does here in Exeter! Take your place in the spotlight today by contacting us at extvg@exeternh.gov!

We sit down with Ken Mendis, the man behind Team Racial Unity and ask him about why he does what he does. Take your place in the spotlight by contacting us at extvg@exeternh.gov

We sit down with Nicholas Starr in our third episode of the series, as he shares his stories and talks about his time he lived in Exeter! Interested in being the spotlight or recommending someone, email us at extvg@exeternh.gov

We sit down with George Dufour, a former police officer and fireman. He shares his life experiences about living in Exeter. Claim your place in the spotlight by contacting us at extvg@exeternh.gov!

We sit down with Ralph Blumenthal, and ask him about what brought him here to Exeter to teach at Phillips Academy, and why he does what he does. Interested in being in the spotlight or recommending someone. Contact us at extvg@exeternh.gov

We sit down with the man behind Blue Hawk Media. Tim Cremmin, and ask him why he does what he does here in Exeter. Interested in being in the spotlight or recommend someone? Contact us at extvg@exeter.gov.

On this episode of Sounds of Swasey, Eric Sinclair.

In the late 19th Century, Exeter was without a local hospital. A grassroots effort of fundraising led to the establishment of Exeter Cottage Hospital in the 1890s.

In this program, UNH history professor Eliga Gould will discuss Alexander Hamilton’s service during the Revolutionary War, the part that he played drafting US Constitution, his role as the first Treasury Secretary, and his growing entanglement in the repu

Track and Field has come a long way since the 40's and 50's. Take a look at some of the techniques and facilities these Exeter students are competing on.

Film showing an Exeter vs. Winnacunnet football game in 1977. The film was digitized by Exeter TV with the help of the Exeter High School Alumni Association.

The contributions of Exeter’s Black population has often been overlooked when examining the history of our town. On-going research has broadened our understanding of Exeter’s Black heritage. Curator Barbara Rimkunas will discuss the challenges faced by th

From the late 1940s through the mid 1990s, Ben Swiezynski and his Graflex camera were a familiar presence around Exeter, as Ben captured on film many facets of town life and the people of that period.

In this program, speaker Jane Oneail examines the history of women in art in brief and then explores the lives, careers and works of several major women artists from the Renaissance to the twentieth century.

Exeter, NH - April 26th, 2024: In this edition of the report, we celebrate the career of Fire Chief Eric Wilking as he embarks on retirement, Public Works crews conduct water main flushing, Alewife Festival and Bike Rodeo to be hosted on May 11th, the Sel

In March of 1936 it rained for 14 days straight leading to flooding all across New England. The Exeter Area was not spared from the damages, with many dirt roads becoming impassable.

Join educator Caroline Collins Siecke as she examines how news got from the front lines to the home front in the 1860s.

The Class of 1948 celebrates graduation!

In this program, Jane Oneail will consider works by itinerant and folk painters, landscape artists drawn to the state's scenic vistas, and modern artists that adopted bold styles to depict everyday life in the Granite State.

When we found this reel in the archives, all it said on the case was "GIRLS OUTDOORS"... What we discovered was a gym class or sports practice. The girls were playing softball in the classic gym uniforms while the boys did various track and field events.

America's most beloved illustrator created dozens of images related to the second World War. What happens when an artist known for his use of humor tackles the serious subject of war?

The pressure on producers and directors to create a film that will bring in audiences and profits can clash with the desire of historians to reveal an accurate depiction of the historical events or people. Dr. Steve Eames will explore the tension between

Join the Exeter Housing Advisory Committee, New Hampshire Planners Association, Rockingham Planning Commission, and the Workforce Housing Coalition of the Greater Seacoast for a walking tour of diverse housing options in downtown Exeter.

The 1938 Hurricane was one of the deadliest tropical cyclones to hit the North East, damaging much of the east coast but also hitting communities further inland. Exeter suffered many falling trees. Many elm trees, a staple of downtown streets planted i...

In this illustrated program, Northeastern University Professor Kabria Baumgartner will discuss her book, In Pursuit of Knowledge, in which she explores the history of school desegregation in the nineteenth century Northeast by focusing on the educational

The Racial Unity Team and other local organizations gathered in Founder's Park on October 11th, 2021 to celebrate Indigenous Peoples' Day.

An informational video about instream flow from NHDES

Jennie Powers took a stand against social vices in New Hampshire and Vermont in the early twentieth century.

Bob Stevens, host of The Veterans' Forum, sits down with Korean War Veteran John Bacon to talk about his time in the service.

Bob Stevens, host of The Veterans' Forum, sits down with Veteran John Small to talk about his time in the service.

Black Revolutionary War soldier Jude Hall has been profiled in books since the 1800’s, yet he is little known in his hometown. Join local author and activist Renay Allen to learn about Jude and his family and their contributions to America. She also di...

Members of the Exeter Area Lions Club gathered in September 1938 for a good old fashioned lobster bake to celebrate the great success of the many events of the year.

This talk explores the roots of orality in connection with Lucy Terry Prince, the first known African American poet in the U.S.

A unique look at Exeter just before we entered WWII. See Exeter residents celebrating Memorial Day with a parade and ceremony.

It looks like a cold and damp day for the Memorial Day found on the same reel as activities from 1946-1948.

The Social Justice Committee Initiative at FUUSE presents "Monitoring Forest Health from Orbit." This presentation focuses on specific findings related to forest health as a result of human behavior and policies and the effect of forest health on clim

USGS New England WSC seminar: 2020 Drought in New England.

This program offers a fun and engaging look at the historic and unusual weathervanes found on New Hampshire's churches, town halls, and other public buildings from earliest times down to the present.

Nikki Haley hosted a rally for her 2024 US presidential campaign. Exeter TV recorded this event as a public service. The views expressed in the following program do not reflect Exeter TV, the Select Board, or the Town of Exeter. This program is

John Herney shares the story of Oliver Moulton Chadwick and the Exeter Chadwicks in this illustrated program.

Exeter's Planet Playground 2.0 officially opens with accessible features for all, the 2026 budget season gets started at the committee level, National Night Out draws large crowds, and Gabe get's questioned about extraterrestrial encounters...

Journalist and author Kathleen D. Bailey will compare our present to our past and discuss how we understand our history.

Exeter, NH - March 1st, 2024: In this edition of the report, a proposal to replace Planet Playground, Pairpoint Park is discussed at the Select Board, the Siphon project continues, and 2024 Election information... For more information and links associa

October 5, 2021 — Stephen Taylor, Poor Houses and Town Farms: The Hard Row for Paupers, sponsored by NH Humanities

James A Tufts, professor at Phillips Exeter Academy for fifty years, was an educator to thousands of students, and a community leader.

Folklorist Jeff Warner relates the songs and stories of the people who worked the wintry woods, showing their humor and their grit, and giving us a glimpse into everyday life in long ago lumber camps.

Co-executive director and curator Barbara Rimkunas will share the process of utilizing a wide variety of source materials to uncover stories of the lives of several of Exeter’s Black Revolutionary War Veterans and their families, highlighting our research

Exeter, NH - May 24th, 2024: In this edition of the report, River Herring are back in Exeter swimming upstream, Justin Pizon sworn in as new Fire Chief, the Select Board hears siphon updates and Gaza resolution proposal, Parks and Rec is ready for a summe

Film from the 1951 Graduating Class of the Robinson Female Seminary. Digitized by Exeter TV with the help of the Exeter High School Alumni Association.

Russia, the United States, and the War in Ukraine is a presentation created by Kurk Dorsey. The talk by Dorsey was recorded and presented by the Kensington Library. Post Production was provided by Exeter TV.

Exeter singer songwriter, Todd Hearon joins our host to discuss music, poetry, and more! He also performs 3 original tunes for us.

Season 2, Episode 1. Host and show creator, Darien Castro introduces us to Season 2 of "Sounds of Swasey" and her music as a singer-songwriter.

Season 2, Episode 2. Bluegrass duo, Green Heron joins us on Sounds of Swasey with some original tunes.

Season 2, Episode 2. Bluegrass duo, Green Heron joins us on Sounds of Swasey with some original tunes.

Jordan TW Trio join us this week with their contemporary arrangements of Celtic fiddle tunes.

Chris Cyrus of local jam band, Slack Tide joins us for the final episode of the season.

Another outtake from the March of Times shows various seaside scenes from NH beaches, including the Derry Junior Drum Corps.

Two weeks ago a Harbor Seal was spotted in the Squamscott River and subsequently collected to be taken to the National Marine Life Center for rehabilitation. In this episode of Exeter Outdoors, we speak with the Director of Marine Wildlife Rehabilitatio

In this episode of Exeter Outdoors, Bob Glowacky heads down to Swasey Parkway to investigate a sighting of a marine mammal in downtown.

Sununu discussed the state's budget, economic challenges and opportunities, and the impact on the NH business community. He also shared goals and priorities for the future.

Art historian and educator Jane Oneail will explore some of the most brazen criminal acts in the art world.

John Rowell, a Civil War soldier from the Seacoast area, experienced the highs and lows of life in the Union forces. In his correspondence home, he shared news ranging from battles that have gone down in history to the minutia of a soldier’s life that ...

Exeter Historical Society Curator Barbara Rimkunas will discuss the perplexing dilemmas of the suffrage and anti-suffrage women’s movements of the early twentieth century in this illustrated talk.

The Downeaster: 20 Years of Operation is a presentation by Robert Hall. It is presented by the Exeter Historical Society and was edited by Exeter TV.

A documentary 175 years in the making telling the history of the longest continuously running Brass Band in the United States.

Exeter Hospital trained scores of nurses at their Exeter Nurses Training School between 1906 and 1935.

We're here delivering another fresh episode of Exeter's own indie variety show with local folk punk artist Bunny Love.

In this episode of The Exeter Oddity Showcase, join host Hillary Donnell as she welcomes the Kenny Brothers Band into the Exeter TV Studio to learn more about their new Album Tales From Sand.

In the early hours of September 3, 1965, Norman Muscarello encountered something extraordinary on his walk home to Exeter. The experience was soon shared by two police officers. In this program, Mike Stevens retraces history and takes a journey down th...

May 4th, 2021 - Exeter Historical Society Lecture Series What are your choices if you don’t like the policies or politics of your community? What can you do if those in power seek to silence you? The founding of seventeenth-century Exeter gives us...

In this presentation, Michele Albion brings together Earhart’s statements from a variety of sources and covers a wide range of topics, including her flights and opinions on politics, work, religion, and gender equality. Albion shares Earhart’s quotatio...

This presentation explores the remarkably complex lives of trees as living beings which implicitly interact with a biosphere comprised of all animate and inanimate aspects of our planet.

Exeter Historical Society Lecture

Tom Kaufhold and Holly Cashman will present on their work to uncover and document the stories and experiences of LGBTQ+ individuals, businesses, and organizations in the New Hampshire Seacoast.

Exeter, NH - March 15th, 2024: In this edition of the report, the 2024 Town Election results, new windows installed on the IOKA Building, the 10th Annual Stuff the Bus Food Drive, Youth Art Month takes over the Town Hall Art Gallery, Pickpocket Dam is dis

In this illustrated program, curator and co-executive director Barbara Rimkunas will explore Exeter’s response to WWII through artifacts and stories.

From the outtakes of the March of Times, we get a glimpse at possibly one of the first paving jobs by the early Highway Department, which came before DPW, working on a new surface for Water Street in 1936.

Exeter Historical Society Lecture