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Category Archives: History
Seneca Augustus Ladd, Discoverer of the "Mystery Stone"
See article on this blog about Seneca Augustus Ladd and his “Mystery Stone” discovery.
Joseph Brooks Dodge Sr.
Joseph Brooks Dodge Senior (1898-1973) — New Hampshire AMC Hut Manager and Co-founder of Mt. Washington Observatory. Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged AMC Hut, co-founder, founder, Joseph Brooks Dodge, manager, Mount Washington, New Hampshire, observatory
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New Hampshire’s Day of Terror
The 19th of January, 1810, was, in the central part of New Hampshire at least, a day of terror, one … Continue reading
Posted in Haunted New Hampshire, History
Tagged 1810, New Hampshire, storm, terror, tornado
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The Osgoodites of Warner, New Hampshire
The early nineteenth century was a time of great religious change in New Hampshire. New Christian sects were sprouting … Continue reading
Posted in Genealogy, History
Tagged belief, Canterbury, cult, Grover, Jacob Osgood, New Hampshire, NH, Northfield, Osgood, Osgoodites, Osgooditest, religion, religious, sect, South Hampton, Sutton, Warner, Warrner
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Rene Arthur Gagnon
Rene Arthur Gagnon, the Marine Corps flag raiser of Iwo Jima. Look for article about his life. Continue reading
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Tagged flag, Iwo Jima, Manchester, New Hampshire, raise, Rene Gagnon
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