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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Orford New Hampshire Poet, Musician, and Teacher: Fannie H. (Runnells) Poole (1863-1940)
Fannie Huntington Runnells was born in Orford, New Hampshire in 1863, the daughter of minister-historian, and died in 1940. Her … Continue reading
Posted in New Hampshire Women
Tagged music, musician, New Hampshire, NH, Orford, piano, poems, poet, Poole, Runnells, Runnels
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A New Hampshire Song for the Fourth of July – 1826
Come join the grand Chorus with hearts full of glee,
And drain each a bumper in toasting the free
Let care and … Continue reading
Posted in History, Poetry
Tagged 1826, Concord Register, Derry Down, Let care and light sorrows, New Hampshire, NH, NH Statesman, poem, poet, poetry, prose
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American Flag at Goffstown Historical Society
Posted in History
Tagged flag, Goffstown, Little Red Schoolhouse, patriotism, school, US flag
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Fannie Huntington (Runnells) Poole
Orford New Hampshire Poet, Musician, and Teacher: Fannie H. (Runnells) Poole (1863-1940) SEE ARTICLE Photograph from: New Hampshire women:A collection of portraits and biographical sketches of daughters and residents of the Granite state The New Hampshire publishing co., 1895
Posted in History
Tagged Fanny Runnells, New Hampshire, NH, Orford, photograph, poet, Poole
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New Hampshire Missing Places: Washington County
For a brief span of time several New Hampshire towns along the Connecticut River were considered to be located in Washington County. . . Continue reading
Posted in N.H. Missing Places, Not New Hampshire
Tagged boundary, claims, Connecticut River, counties, county, New Hampshire, Vermont, Washington
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