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Category Archives: History
The Weirs August 1936 – "Snow Ball" Motorcycle Club
Photograph taken by my father, Berwin “Webby” Webster. The photograph was marked, “Weirs, August 1936.” At least two of the motorcycles … Continue reading
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Tagged biker, Loudon, motorcycle, race, Snowball Club, Webster, Weirs
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Motorcycles on Main Street in Keene: July 4, 1935
Photograph taken by my father, Berwin “Webby” Webster, July 4, 1935, on Main Street in Keene, New Hampshire. Possibly this was … Continue reading
TT Motorcycle Race – October 1935, Keene New Hampshire
Photograph taken by my father, Berwin “Webby” Webster, October 1935, in Keene NH at a TT motorcycle race.
This photograph … Continue reading
New Hampshire: 1872 Sporting Hazards
One sportsman testing his skill at Highland Lake in East Andover New Hampshire…
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narrowly escaped with his life…. Continue reading
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Tagged East Andover, fowler, heron, Highland Lake, New Hampshire, sporting hazard, sportsman
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New Hampshire’s Militia: Gathering for Annual Muster Day
For countless years, in the month of September…

militia belonging to various regiments, comprising those able-bodied citizens, between the ages of eighteen and forty… Continue reading
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Tagged American Revolution, French & Indian War, gathering, Governor, John Cutt, military service, militia, Muster Day, New Hampshire, soldier, town green
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