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Tag Archives: Stark
John Stark Day 2007
Today, April 23, 2007 is New Hampshire's official John Stark Day.
Observance of this day was officially proclaimed in 2004 … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events
Tagged anniversary, April, birthday, Day, John, New Hampshire, NH, Stark
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Stark New Hampshire’s German Prisoner of War Camp
New Hampshire's only World War II prisoner of war camp was located in Stark New Hampshire,
on the south side … Continue reading
Posted in History, N.H. Historical Markers
Tagged Camp Stark, German, New Hampshire, prisoner of war, Stark
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Manchester New Hampshire’s Statue of John Stark
Richard Recchia, a sculptor whose works were exhibited in more than a dozen museums around the country
created the statue … Continue reading
Posted in Military of New Hampshire, New Hampshire Men, Structures
Tagged 1948, artist, carve, cast, General, Hampshire, horse, horseman, John Stark, Manchester, new, New Hampshire, NH, plaster, Recchia, relief, Richard, Richard Reccia, sculptor, Stark, Stark Park, statue
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Photograph: Stark Burial Site – Stark Park
Stark Family Burial site in Stark Park, Manchester NH; photograph by Janice Brown taken 2005 Continue reading
Posted in Military of New Hampshire, Structures
Tagged cemetery, family, Manchester, New Hampshire, Stark, Stark Park
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Live Free or Die Here–You’re Going to Love It
I'm embarrassed.
Not over the “You're Going To Love It Here” signs, but that NH State officials (and others) … Continue reading
Posted in Humor
Tagged Die, free, General, highway, John, Life Free Or Die, live, motto, New Hampshire, phrase, signs, slogan, Stark, state, toast, You're Going to Love It Here
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