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Monthly Archives: January 2011
1889: When Concord New Hampshire First Feted the Bard
Shakespeare's Birthday in Concord N.H –For the first time in the history of the capital of New Hampshire the 23d … Continue reading
Posted in History, Poetry
Tagged celebration, Concord, New Hampshire, Shakespeare, William
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Colonial Surgeon’s Instruments
Medical instruments from colonial times. This photograph was taken by Janice Brown at the Whitall House in National Park, New Jersey, the scene of the “Battle of Red Bank”. See article, “New Hampshire Glossary: Chirugeon“
Posted in Miscellaneous
Tagged colonial, doctor, instruments, medical, physician, surgeon
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Ice Harvesting & Winter Carnival at Remick Museum – February 12, 2011
Throw away the snow shovels, and play in the snow!
Head to the Remick Museum on February 12, 2011 to … Continue reading
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New Hampshire 2011: Spring is On Its Way
There are only 54 days until Spring, and so a poem full of flowers and hope is in order today…. Continue reading
Posted in Poetry
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