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Monthly Archives: May 2006
New Hampshire: 1872 Sporting Hazards
One sportsman testing his skill at Highland Lake in East Andover New Hampshire…
narrowly escaped with his life…. Continue reading
Posted in History, Really Old News
Tagged East Andover, fowler, heron, Highland Lake, New Hampshire, sporting hazard, sportsman
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New Hampshire’s Militia: Gathering for Annual Muster Day
For countless years, in the month of September…
militia belonging to various regiments, comprising those able-bodied citizens, between the ages of eighteen and forty… Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged American Revolution, French & Indian War, gathering, Governor, John Cutt, military service, militia, Muster Day, New Hampshire, soldier, town green
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New Hampshire: When Frankenstein Roamed the White Mountains
Yes, Frankenstein really did roam the White Mountains of New Hampshire…there is a train trestle, and a cliff, named in his honor. Continue reading
Rev. Jeremy Belknap
Rev. Jeremiah “Jeremy” Belknap, D.D., author of the History of New Hampshire, resided in Dover New Hampshire for twenty years. Continue reading
Posted in People (Photographs)
Tagged Dover, historian, history, Jeremiah Belknap, Jeremy, likeness, New Hampshire, reverend
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