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Photograph of carousel. See upcoming article about .Canobie Lake Park. in Salem, New Hampshire.
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Antrim New Hampshire And The Search for Captain Kidd’s Treasure
Arrghh Matey! Have you heard of the Captain Kidd furor? I've written before about the real and supposed pirates of … Continue reading
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Smashing Pumpkins–New Hampshire Records That Is
Native son Bill Rodonis of Litchfield New Hampshire used to hold the Guiness world-record title for growing the largest (or … Continue reading
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Tagged biggest, contest, fair, Guinness, Guinness Book of World Records, Keene, largest, New Hampshire, NH, pumpkin, pumpkins, record, smashing, Topsfield
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New Hampshire’s "Father of Naturopathy," and "Father of American Herbalism," Samuel A. Thomson (1769-1843)
In New Hampshire's colonial history, herbal medicine (or sometimes doing nothing at all) was the safest course to remedy an … Continue reading
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Tagged Alstead, medicine, naturopathy, patent medicine, Samuel Thompson, Thomson
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New Hampshire Humor: The Puppy Bath, by B. Elwin Sherman
I'd like to introduce B. Elwin Sherman. He a distant cousin to a famous New Hampshire native, and has become somewhat infamous himself… Continue reading
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