Artifacts
Student Aids with Exhibits At Sawin Museum
The Dover Historical Society is fortunate to have a new student intern working in the Sawin Museum. Cole White, a seventh grader at The Charles
When a Wrench Was a Wrench, Was a Wrench
You never know what you are going to find in an old workshop on what was once a rather fine Dover estate. On the invitation
A Mystery Kitchen Utensil Solved!
The Lower Level at the Sawin Museum is chock-full of kitchen tools. Part of the story of these items is the way in which we
Luke Dean Spike Tomahawk
I came upon the above artifact some years ago while exploring the Luke Dean cellar hole, which lies on the northwest side of Powisset Pond
Sawin Safe
There is a large walk-in combination safe at the Sawin Memorial Building. It was clearly installed when the Sawin was built in 1906-07 and has
Our Earliest Residents: The Native American Artifacts Collection
Visitors to the Sawin Museum will note a small collection of Native American artifacts on the Main Level, including both stone tools and a number



