Walldogs in Keene

Relive the magic with a socially distant self-guided walking tour🙏

Keene's Free 24-Hour Public Art Gallery There are 16 Walldog murals painted on buildings in downtown Keene, creating a free outdoor gallery of beautiful public art.

Jennie's mural was added to the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s “Where Women Made History” website as one of 1,000 places in America where women made history.
Thanks for sharing the news Jenna Carroll.

Where Women Made History By 1906, Jennie B. Powers was known nationally as The Woman Who Dares for her work in preventing cruelty to animals. As the Keene (NH) Humane Society agent from 1903-1936, she also became one of the state’s first female deputy sheriffs. Powers investigated hundreds of abuse cases annually and ofte...

The Walldogs and the entire volunteer team of the Magical History Tour were recognized with the newly created Presidents Award at the annual Chamber of Commerce Gala.

"Keene chamber President and CEO Phil N. Suter announced a new President’s Award “to recognize something which has a broad, transformative and lasting effect.” - Keene Sentinel

What an amazing team!