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Alewife
ale-wife (aylwife) “Pomolobus pseudoharengus,” a small river herring found along the Atlantic coast and in certain landlocked lakes of North … Continue reading
New Hampshire: The First Turkey on Mount Washington
The first and only turkey ever cooked on the summit of Mt. Washington…
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was taken up by the lately … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas, Dartmouth College, first, Mount Washington, New Hampshire, turkey
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Donald R. Hall, 2006 "Poet Laureate" of the United States (1928-living)
Donald R. Hall, born 1928 in Connecticut; resident of Wilmot, New Hampshire. New Hampshire Poet Laureate, 1995-1999. He was recently … Continue reading
Annalee Thorndike
Her company, Annalee Mobilitee Dolls, Inc., which was incorporated in 1954, has become one of the country's premier makers of … Continue reading