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Stark Monument – Concord New Hampshire
Monument in front of Capitol Building Continue reading
Posted in Military of New Hampshire
Tagged Concord, General, John Stark, monument, New Hampshire, State House, statue
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Colonial Woman
Unidentified colonial woman