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Corporation housing at Amoskeag Manufacturing Company [Summer 1990 (45:2) p117-135]
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Toward a preservation ethic [Summer 1990 (45:2) p112-116]
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Concord New Hampshire a furniture making capital (includes photographs and illustrations) [Spring 1990 (45:1) p8-87]
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Furniture craftsmen manufacturers and dealers working in Concord New Hampshire prior to 1901 (lists names and dates) [Spring 1990 (45:1) p88-102]
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White Mountains in 1845 from the journal of Benjamin Brown French [Winter 1989 (44:4) p202-225]
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The first blades of Portsmouth [Winter 1989 (44:4) p181-201]
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Back from the gates of hell the deadly campaign of the drafted militia (sixteenth regiment) [Fall 1989 (44:3) p105-119]
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John Lord's Portsmouth (includes an excerpt from Lord's "Experiences") [Fall 1989 (44:3) p138-149}
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Boom and bust in New Hampshire the Lyndeborough Glass Company 1866-1888 (includes photographs) [Fall 1989 (44:3) p120-137]
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New Hampshire observed the art of Edward Hill (includes over 40 blank & white prints and 5 color prints of Hill's paintings) [Spring/Summer 1989 (44:1&2) p30-95]
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Edward Hill 1843-1923 artist (includes a chronology p.25-29) [Spring/Summer 1989 (44:1&2 p5-29]
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Wanalancet and Kancagamus Indian strategy and leadership on the New Hampshire frontier [Winter 1988 (43:4) p264-290]
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Ku Klux Klan in New Hampshire [Winter 1988 (43:4) p245-263]
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Toasting the Constitution New Hampshire's Celebrations of 1788 [Winter 1988 (43:4) p291-303]
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A neat and lively aspect Newport New Hampshire as a cabinetmaking center [Fall 1988 (43:3) p202-224]
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John Wentwork's frontier plantation in Wolfeboro New Hampshire [Fall 1988 (43:3)]
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Counting noses delegate sentiment in New Hampshire's ratifying convention [Summer 1988 (43:2) p136-155]
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Challenging separate spheres in antebellum New Hampshire the case of Brigham Nimes (RE: diaries) [Summer 1988 (43:2) p120-135]
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The civilian conservation corps in New Hampshire [Summer 1988 (43:2) p89-119]
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Fortune hunting and family ties the Wilson family letters [Spring 1988 (43:1) p41-62]
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A poor man's fight Civil War enlistment patterns in Conway New Hampshire [Spring 1988 (43:1) p21-40]
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Documenting the Canterbury Shakers (photographs, drawings and maps included) [Spring 1988 (43:1) p1-20]
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Shipbuilding in Colonial Portsmouth: the Raleigh [Spring 1987 (42:1) p1-35]
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Benjamin Brown French, The Lincolns, and the dedication of the Soldiers' Cemetery at Gettysburg [Sp
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Searching for New Hampshire Redware Potters [Spring/Summer 1985 (40:1&2) p47-60]
Subjects: Pottery