John Franklin Firebaugh- Exeter’s First Citizen By Dwight Miller John Firebaugh is rightly remembered as the founding...
Exeter History Tellers
D.W. Parkhurst: The Man Who Named Exeter—Or Did He?
D.W. Parkhurst is widely credited on the city website, newspaper articles and murals as the man who named Exeter after...
The W.A. Waterman Legacy: Innovation, Resilience, and Service
Exeter History Tellers #9 by Dwight Miller The museum at CACHE proudly features an exhibit on Waterman’s, the...
The Origins of the Exeter Boys & Girls Club
Exeter History Tellers #8 By Dwight Miller Since its formation in the 1890s, Exeter has always been a community that...
Framing the Gateway
Exeter History Tellers #7 Framing the Gateway - The Story Behind Exeter’s...
Walter M. Smith, Exeter School legend
Walter Marion Smith (1884–1978)Exeter History Tellers #6 by Dwight MillerWalter Marion Smith (1884–1978) was nothing...
Exeter History Tellers 5 Schools
by Dwight Miller My early years in Exeter included many happy experiences in the three local schools I attended:...
Presbyterian Church
by Dwight M. Miller The image is the third poster CACHE received as a gift from Community West Bank in 2023. This...
Wading Pool
A piece of Exeter Kiwanis’ Past… The photo/poster above is another recent gift from Community West Bank that graces...