Browse by Subject
« Back to subjects starting with H
Skip to resultsHistory
Showing 389 articles (page 7 of 16)
-
Hannah Duston reunion draws 100 [Aug 11 1997 pA4]
See also: SEE ALSO CM pB1 -
Times change, but summer Fairs remain [Aug 3 1997 pA3]
-
Iron and Granite [Jul 20 1997 p1]
-
When history casts its spell: for over 200 years, town debates name [Jul 14 1997 pB1]
-
Revolutionary hero celebrated [Jul 7 1997 pA6]
-
Now his horses rest forever where loads are light roads aren't long [Jul 7 1997 pA4]
-
Capital murder charges are rare in NH [Jul 7 1997 p1]
-
Portsmouth's Shapiro house celebrates Jewish life [Jul 5 1997 pA4]
-
Historic siege being remembered (re: Fort at No.4) [Jun 29 1997 pA3]
See also: SEE ALSO BSG 7/6 pNH1 -
Demolition closes chapter in family history [Jun 1 1997 pB1]
-
Danville's rich historical past goes on display [May 27 1997 pA9]
-
End of the line for UNH nine; talk of the past helps players avoid topic of uncertain future [Apr 27 1997 pNH1]
See also: SEE ALSO same page "Search for nuggets of Wildcats' past, you find diamonds" -
Victim-witness advocate cites strides made by NH [Apr 16 1997 pA4]
Subjects: History Justice Department Victim Victim-Witness Assistance Office-History Witness Assistance OfficeSee also: SEE ALSO CM 4/13 p1 -
A full plate: saving Portsmouth's ceramic past (re: Louise Richardson and Carl Crossman - collectors of Chinese and English ceramics) [Apr 6 1997 pNH1]
-
When the Party ended [Mar 30 1997 pA1&2]
-
Ax in famous Smuttynose Island murders on display [Mar 5 1997 pA4]
-
Book shows how artists affect a town's tapestry (re: book title - Footprints of the Past: Images of Cornish, New Hampshire, and the Cornish Colony) [Feb 23 1997 pNH11]
-
Research filling gaps in state's black history (re: African Americans) [Feb 9 1997 pNH11]
-
The Cog: old road blocks year-round use for excursions [Jan 20 1997 pA4]
-
Nephew discovers slice of 19th century Amherst [Jan 19 1997 pB4]
-
Hale advanced Thanksgiving women's skill [Nov 28 1996 pA5]
-
Little-known NH fishermen preceded Plymouth pilgrims [Nov 24 1996 p4B]
-
Democrats hope rare history repeats itself: specifically, they'd like to repeat 1912 [Nov 4 1996 pB3]
-
New England College celebrates the past and future [Oct 1 1996 pA4]
See also: SEE ALSO CM pB1 -
Manchester celebratres birth of city 150 years ago [Sept 9 1996 p1]