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Tag Archives: New Hampshire
Jefferson New Hampshire Inventor & Aeronaut, Prof. Thaddeus S.C. Lowe (1832-1913)
Thaddeus S.C. Lowe was a brilliant inventor.
Even the items on a list of his 'major' accomplishments would seem … Continue reading
Posted in N.H. Historical Markers, New Hampshire Aviation, New Hampshire Inventors, New Hampshire Men
Tagged aeronaut, aerostat, army, artificial, atmospheric, balloon, Civil War, compression, furnace, ice, instruments, invention, inventor, Jefferson, Lowe, Lowe Observatory, machine, Mount Lowe, New Hampshire, railroad, refrigeration, scientist, Thaddeus, Thaddeus Lowe
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New Hampshire Missing Places: Rye’s Farragut Hotel
Ephraim Philbrick built the first summer hotel in Rye, called the Atlantic House. Of course there were several inns or taverns … Continue reading
Posted in Haunted New Hampshire, N.H. Missing Places, Structures
Tagged Admiral, Atlantic House, Church Road, David Farragut, Farragut, Frank, hotel, John C. Philbrick, New Hampshire, Philbrick, Rye
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Dublin New Hampshire publisher, Robb Hansell Sagendorph (1900-1970)
A New Hampshire tradition was begun in 1935.
“Climb up on some hill at sunrise. Everybody needs perspective … Continue reading
Posted in New Hampshire Men, New Hampshire Women
Tagged artist, Beatrix, Dublin, illustrator, magazine, New England, New Hampshire, publisher, Rob, Robb, Robert, Sagendorph, Thorne, writer, yankee
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Missing Places: New Hampshire State Sanitorium at Glencliff
I remember as a child, a road trip through Glencliff New Hampshire, with my parents, on our way to the … Continue reading
Posted in N.H. Missing Places
Tagged breathing, Glencliff, illness, mountain, New Hampshire, sanitarium, sanitorium, TB, tuberculosis, white
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Elm Street, Manchester NH
Elm Street in Manchester, New Hampshire is reportedly the longest dead-end main street in the United States. Here is a … Continue reading