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Tag Archives: camp
New Hampshire Missing Places: Spring Valley Campground, near Lake Massabesic–Manchester
An intriguing story on the front page of a 1911 Manchester (New Hampshire) Union newspaper caught my eye. “Living Out At Spring Valley” boasted the headline, “Picturesque Camp Not Far From Lake Massabesic, Colony Increasing Yearly.” There is, of course, … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Genealogy, History, Military of New Hampshire, N.H. Missing Places, New Hampshire Entertainers, R.I.P
Tagged 1911, 20th, camp, campground, Candia, century, Hampshire, Manchester, Massabesic, new, New Hampshire, NH, road, spring, Spring Valley, Summer, tenting, Valley
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New Hampshire Missing Places: The Uplands of Bridgewater
As most of my readers have figured out, the missing places I write about are often not truly missing–often the name has changed or a landmark has vanished from the spot. It is not uncommon for local places to change … Continue reading
Posted in Genealogy, History, N.H. Missing Places, Structures
Tagged Abram Hook, Ayrshire, Bridgewater, Bristol, camp, cattle, Dolloff, estate, farm, Hampshire, lake, Lindsay, new, New Hampshire, Newfound, NH, Point, road, summer camp, The Uplands, Tomahawk, Whittemore
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New Hampshire WWI Military: They Died of Disease
The United States World War One Centennial Commission has published an excellent narrative on the infectious diseases of World War I. The so-called Spanish Flu (that was not Spanish at all) was the primary killer of the World War I … Continue reading
New Hampshire WWI Military: Heroes of Belmont
For a small town Belmont New Hampshire’s veteran organization, the Charles Kilborn Post #58 American Legion, is amazingly active and continually vigilant to local veterans, and patriotic causes. To honor the local veterans, for many years the members of this … Continue reading
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