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Daily Archives: 2 May, 2006
Postcard: John Stark House, Manchester New Hampshire
Once home of John Stark; oldest house in Manchester New Hampshire, built in 1736; located on north Elm Street, owned … Continue reading
Statue in Victory Park, Manchester New Hampshire
The soldier's monument, in Victory Park, which stands on Merrimack Square, was erected at a cost of about twenty-two thousand … Continue reading
Posted in Military of New Hampshire, Structures
Tagged Manchester, Merrimack Street, New Hampshire, Victory Park
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New Hampshire’s Historical Inheritance: Justice David Souter’s Scary Stare
A remarkable find has come to light that will have New Hampshire history scholars rethinking the origin of slightly scary stares… Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Humor, New Hampshire Men, New Hampshire Slanguage
Tagged David Souter, Justice, New Hampshire, Supreme Court
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Justice David H. Souter(1939-still living)
Justice David H. Souter (1939-still living), born in Melrose MA; ancestors from New Hampshire (Hackett line); resided most of his … Continue reading
Old Man of the Mountain (1805-2003)
Old Man of the Mountain (1805-2003) Discovered in 1805; collapsed in 2003. Continue reading