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Category Archives: History
The First Weston Observatory, Manchester New Hampshire
In 1895, James S. Weston, a former Governor of New Hampshire, and a former Mayor of the City of Manchester, … Continue reading
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Tagged ceremony, cornerstone, Derryfield Park, Governor, Hampshire, James, Manchester, new, New Hampshire, NH, Oak Hill, observatory, Weston
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New Hampshire Glossary: Tithing-man
tithing man-[sometimes spelled tything-man] was an early elected town position in New Hampshire (and other parts of New … Continue reading
New Hampshire April Fool 1877
Farmer's Cabinet 10 April 1877–
The curious custom of joking on the first of April, sending the ignorant or the … Continue reading
New Hampshire: Making Perfume in 1862
FOR THE LADIES. To Obtain and Preserve the Perfume of Flowers.–Did it ever occur to the reader to inquire whence … Continue reading
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New Hampshire Glossary: Beekeeper
Ye insects all, that fly or creep,
Assist my doleful ditty,
The fat of Bee defunct to weep,
… Continue reading