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James and Persis Taylor Memorial stained glass window
Dedicated to Deacon James Taylor and hist wife, Persis Taylor, this window was a gift of Mrs. Mary E. (Taylor) Fairbanks. James was the grandson of Matthew and Janet Taylor, early settlers of Londonderry (in a section that eventually was called…
Charles C. Parker Memorial stained glass window
Stained glass window dedicated to Charles C. Parker and Sarah Taylor Parker. Charles Parker was the son of Rev. Edward L. Parker. Edward Parker served as the pastor of the church for forty years, from 1810-1850. Charles and Sarah Parker were …
Rev. Edward Parker
Engraving of Rev. Edward Parker from [add title of Parker's book here.]
"The First Sermon in Nutfield" (illustration)
Illustration of Rev. James MacGregor preaching the first sermon of the congregation that eventually formed First Parish. The settlement was first called Nutfield, later named Londonderry, and then Derry.
Rev. Gaskill and his family
Reverend John Gaskill, his wife Eleanore, and their two children.
Rev. Diana Augspurger leads a ceremony at the groundbreaking for Currier Hall
Rev. Augspurger leads a ceremony at First Parish Church, Derry, NH, for the ground breaking of the Currier Hall addition to the church.
Communion token
Small communion token with the initials,"LD." Tokens like this one were used at First Parish Church in Londonderry, New Hampshire (now Derry, New Hampshire).
Token box and communion token
View of a communion token and the token box used at the First Parish Church in Londonderry, New Hampshire (present-day Derry, New Hampshire).
James and Helen Noyes Wedding Certificate
Large multicolor original
