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Category Archives: History
Salmon Portland Chase
Samuel Portland Chase, son of Ithamar and Janette (Ralston) Chase, was born in Cornish, New Hampshire, 13 Jan 1808.
Governor … Continue reading
Bubbler (i.e. Drinking Fountain)
See Glossary Article on “Bubbler” Continue reading
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Tagged bubbler, drinking fountain, local, New Hampshire, slang, slanguage
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Waterfall in Lost River, New Hampshire
Lost River is located in Kinsman Notch, in North Woodstock, New Hampshire. Continue reading
Grinder
A grinder is a New England term for a submarine sandwich or hoagie. See article about New Hampshire state sandwich, … Continue reading