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World War I Memorials in Concord New Hampshire
Concord, New Hampshire has six (previously I stated five) memorials to the heroes of WWI and yet many city residents are unaware of them. (There are seven if you count the memorial in Doric Hall of the NH State House). … Continue reading
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Manchester New Hampshire’s Sheehan-Basquil Park and Hunt Memorial Pool
According to a 2009 Manchester Union Leader newspaper report, in the early 1950s, Alderman John F. Mills (Ward 7, last year served 1953) “proposed that the landfill area bordered by Maple, Auburn and Wilson streets be turned into a neighborhood … Continue reading
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Tagged baseball, Basquil, Clem Lemire, hunt, James, James H. Basquil, Jeremiah, Jeremiah Aiden Sheehan, John F. Mills, Little League, Manchester, Maple, memorial, New Hampshire, NH, park, parks and recreation, Pool, recreation, Sheehan, Sheehan-Basquil, skate, skateboard park, softball, Street, Sweeney Post, swimming
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