The Pequawkets' Last Stand
"As this war has long borne the name of Lovewell, and as the largest tribe in Maine -- the Penobscots -- soon after the battle, asked...
May 11, 1984
The Big Chill of 1934
Description of what those manning the Mt. Washington Observatory experienced during the record wind of 1934.
Apr 6, 1984
Crawford Notch's Stone House
Presiding over the valley that Abel Crawford once called home, the stone house sits by the roadside in Crawford Notch like some...
Jan 20, 1984
The Son of the Bear - Passaconaway of the Pennacooks
When you drive west from Conway on the Kancamagus Highway alongside the Swift River, in time you'll reach an area, now woods but once...
Nov 23, 1983
Bringing Back the Age of Steam
Ernie Smith restored an early 1900s steam launch which he proudly sailed on Kezar Lake.
Sep 9, 1983
Captured Images of the Past
Stenographs Provide Insights of Local History -- It is difficult to envision, in this age dominated by television, the impact created by...
Sep 2, 1983
A Chronicle of a By-Gone Era
In this day of cell phone photos, it's hard to imagine the challenge of photography in the 19th century. It's wonderful to learn about one such local photographer and to have some of his photography preserved.
Mar 25, 1983
The Return of the Alpine Express
The return of a snowtrain to Sanbornville was an exciting day for locals and railfans alike.
Mar 4, 1983
Remembering the C.C.C. Camps of Old
The Enduring Legacy of Roosevelt’s Work Program "Camp" means different things to different people. For hunters and fishermen, camp is a...
Sep 2, 1982
Ten Years of Great Tennis
A nostalgic description of the Volvo International in its heyday and how it got there.
May 28, 1982