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Manchester NH’s Harriman Park Namesake: WW1 Casualty 2nd Lieut. Lynn Harold Harriman (1892-1918)
Harriman Park is located at the corners of Hall Street and Lake Avenue. The park was originally smaller and called Wilson Road Square. In June of 1905 the City Council voted to purchase adjacent land from Emma S. Richards. In … Continue reading
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Tagged 1, East Side, Hall, Harriman, I, Lake Avenue, Lieut., Lieutenant, Lynn, Manchester, New Hampshire, NH, park, Street, Warner, Wilson Road Park, World War
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