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Tag Archives: Tufts
The Lucky Elephant and Benson Wild Animal Farm of Hudson, New Hampshire
A few months ago there was a flurry of stories about the large concrete elephant at Tufts University having finally fallen apart, with a new (and different) one being constructed to replace it. The disintegrated 10-foot elephant was a “lucky” … Continue reading
Deerfield New Hampshire Professor of Oratory: Moses True Brown (1827-1900)
Moses True Brown, son of Dr. Thomas & Mary “Polly” (Moore) Brown, was b. 4 March 1827 in Deerfield NH. … Continue reading
Posted in Genealogy, New Hampshire Men
Tagged Boston, Brown, drama, educator Sandusky, elocution, Garland, Hamlin, Hampshire, MA, Mass, Massachusetts, Moses, new, Ohio, oratory, scholarship, teacher, True, Tufts, University
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North Hampton New Hampshire: Fuller Gardens
In the early 1920's, construction of Fuller Gardens, a formal estate garden in the Colonial Revival style, in North Hampton … Continue reading
Posted in History, Irish in New Hampshire, New Hampshire Women
Tagged Alvan, Alvin, Davenport, estate, flowers, Fuller, garden, Hampshire, Hampton, Irish, new, New Hampshire, NH, north, North Hampton, Tufts, Viola
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Dunbarton New Hampshire’s Statistician, Educator, Economist, U.S. Commissioner of Labor: Carroll Davidson Wright, A.M., Ph.D., LL.D. (1840-1909)
Carroll Davidson Wright, was born in Dunbarton NH, in 1840, the son of a Universalist minister.
From lowly means he … Continue reading
