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Pocket watch of Col. Edward E. Cross returns after its disappearance from library collection [Sep 1998 (10:4) p2+]
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From 1914: Looking Back at Outdoor Life (re: Outdoor Life by Laurence Rich Grose) [Aug 1998 (10:3) p4+]
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What's next for old grammar school building? [Aug 1998 (10:3) p12+]
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Agent with one leg makes climb of Mt. Washington [Jul 1998 (10:2) p20+]
Subjects: Mount Washington Welch, Raymond (Athlete) -
Littleton coin company breaks ground for its new state-of-the-art corporate headquarters [Jul 1998 (10:2) p18+]
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Construction begins on new Portland pipeline [Jul 1998 (10:2) p16+]
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Former Major League Bob Savage of Randolph speaks at Museum of NH History [Jul 1998 (10:2) p14+]
Subjects: Savage, Bob (Baseball Player) Sports -
Last day of the Stewartstown Hollow School [Jul 1998 (10:2) p12+]
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The 10th Mountain memorial garden [Jul 1998 (10:2) p8+]
Subjects: 10th Mountain Division Lancaster -
Bob Morrell: maker of dreams [Jul 1998 (10:2) p4+]
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It was a political Old Home Day when they dedicated the Franconia Parkway in June 1988 [Jun 1998 (10:1) p18]
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From 1904: A New Hampshire log-jam [Jun 1998 (10:1) p16+]
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Elms and early autos along Lancaster's main street [Jun 1998 (10:1) p15]
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The Boston Post Cane [Jun 1998 (10:1) p4]
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Memorabilia of Col. Edward E. Cross of Lancaster find permanent home in the State House building [Jun 1998 (10:1) p8]
See also: SEE ALSO July 1995 for more Col. Cross -
New Butson's Marketplace in Lancaster traces its origin to first store opened in Woodsville in 1907 [Jun 1998 (10:1) p10]
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Weeks Memorial Library begins expansion [May 1998 (9:12) p14]
Subjects: Libraries Weeks Memorial Library -
Why is there a rocket in Warren? [May 1998 (9:12) p4+]
Subjects: Cities and Towns Warren -
Skiing Tuckerman: the way it was [Apr 1998 (9:11) p4+]
Subjects: Skiing Tuckerman Ravine -
The story of Littleton's horse cemetery [Apr 1998 (9:11) p18+]
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The story of West Stewartstown's basket maker [Mar 1998 (9:10) p10+]
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Colebrook's first 100 years [Mar 1998 (9:10) p18+]
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Remember The Maine! [Feb 1998 (9:9) p4+]
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Saving the Albert Theater [Feb 1998 (9:9) p8+]
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Colebrook merchant printed his own money during Civil War featuring General Ambrose E. Burnside [Jan 1998 (9:8) p3+]