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1669:"La première caisse populaire aux États-Unis fut fondée ici en 1908, inspiration de l'abbé Pierre Hévey, curé de la paroisse Ste-Marie, qui cherchait à améliorer la stabilité et l'indépendence économiques des ouvriers francophones en leur offrant un endroit accueillant et sécuritaire pour déposer et pour emprunter de l'argent. Jusqu'en 1913, elle avait ses bureaux ici, chez
2293:(1860–1926), renowned 'Father of the Eastern National Forests,' author of The Weeks Act, passed by the U.S. Congress, March 1, 1911. The Act enables the government to buy privately owned land to be 'permanently reserved, held and administered as national forest lands,' for the protection, development, and use of their natural resources. Much of the
1341:, racial equality, and communal ownership of property. This self-contained community farmed 3,000 acres and maintained more than 50 buildings along four miles of highway. Surviving Shaker buildings include the 1837 Great Stone Dwelling, one of the largest Shaker structures ever built. The Shakers left Enfield in 1923."
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and nearby towns in 1770 as their house of worship and seat of government until 1819 when the town's first church was built. This area was the town center until the 1850s when the arrival of the railroad favored development in 'The Plains.' The
Meetinghouse was reduced to 1 story in 1838, vacated in
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immigrant Thomas
Morison and a companion camped beside this rock about 1739. The large boulder supported a temporary shelter of green poles and boughs, and its vertical face served as a fireplace. In 1749 Morison returned as the first permanent settler of Peterborough and the following year he
2625:, the General sent them here to his farm to recover. General Stark returned here at the end of the war. He died in 1822 and is buried in the family plot in the park. The city of Manchester purchased this site from Stark descendants in 1891, and it was dedicated as a public park in 1893."
2060:"On the knoll north of this site, William Sessions and his nephew, Cyrus Wheeler erected 'the first building that could be honored with the name of house' in what is now Berlin, NH. Sessions helped clear many other farms in the area. In the 20th century, the property was the
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in 1907, the first and leading residency program for artists in the United States. On the acres to the north and west of this site, The MacDowell Colony continues to offer talented artists ideal working conditions in which they can produce enduring works of the imagination."
1581:"Nearby is the birthplace of the Granville brothers: Zantford (Granny), Thomas, Robert, Mark and Edward and sisters Pearle and Gladys. With Madison natives Hiram Jones, Harry Jones, and Elson Ward, they formed the
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in 1881 and lawn trimmers in 1906. By 1909 they made about 15,000 machines each year and exported all over the world. The business was bought by
William S. Howe in 1917 and operated on Canal Street until 1962."
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1393:. Among the local builders were Reuben E. Loveren (1817–1883), and brothers Calvin A. Gould (1826–1877) and James H. Gould (1828–1890). All three worked on this, the double-arched Sawyer Bridge, in 1866."
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Joseph Bolvin, son premier président et directeur. Ouverte au début uniquement en soirée et les jours fériés, la caisse populaire est devenue une des plus stables institutions financiers de l'état."
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in their homeland. They established a community here where they maintained their heritage and religious traditions. Farming was the primary occupation until the 1940s. They built the nearby
1381:"Beginning in the 1830s, a few arched granite highway bridges were built in southern New Hampshire under the supervision of engineers from major manufacturing centers. By the 1850s, rural
2023:. In June 1933, a camp was set up on this site. For four years the men completed projects promoting natural resource conservation and its public benefit, including trail clearing,
1601:-1 set a new world speed record of 296 mph. Their high performance designs represented the cutting edge of technology and dramatically influenced military and civilian aviation."
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January 2022, this marker was reportedly due to be revised. In question is the passage stating the Hills "were not public with their story until it was leaked in the
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was strong and easy to construct, making it a favorite of state highway engineers. This riveted steel span was erected in 1928, keeping this important crossing in use."
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tree disease eradication. In 1938, some of the buildings were turned over to the town, and this site became the permanent home of the
Deerfield Fair Association."
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mill workers by giving them a safe and welcoming place to save and borrow money. Until 1913 the credit union was located here in the home of attorney
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2297:(WMNF), one of the 48 forests made possible by The Weeks Act, can be viewed from the Lodge and from the fieldstone fire tower near the Lodge."
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trestle of 1875, and was strengthened in 1930 and 1950. Named for
American Artist Godfrey N. Frankenstein (1820–1873), the adjacent cliff and
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communities established in the U.S. At its peak c.1850 some 300 Shakers lived, worked and worshipped here, practicing equality of the sexes,
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in
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report of a brightly lit cigar-shaped craft the next day, but were not public with their story until it was leaked in the
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to trail builders and hikers. At its zenith between the two World Wars, the hotel accommodated some 100 guests, offering
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sheep. By the 1860s, Spofford
Village was producing over 60,000 patent heads each year for sale throughout the nation."
2502:, issued Jan. 1, 1863. Berry was instrumental in the creation of several NH regiments, including the 3rd, home of the
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he had built near the rock. Morison was an incorporator of the town in 1760, served on the first
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in 1913, and it remains a symbol of their freedom to worship and the center of community life."
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3596:(Historical marker). Manchester, New Hampshire: New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources
3435:(Historical marker). New Durham, New Hampshire: New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources
3062:(Historical marker). Barrington, New Hampshire: New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources
3037:(Historical marker). Allenstown, New Hampshire: New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources
2937:(Historical marker). Manchester, New Hampshire: New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources
2912:(Historical marker). Manchester, New Hampshire: New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources
2837:(Historical marker). Allenstown, New Hampshire: New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources
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that minimized shop time and eased assembly in the field. This standard plan was also used in
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3360:(Historical marker). Lancaster, New Hampshire: New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources
3310:(Historical marker). Bethlehem, New Hampshire: New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources
3142:(Historical marker). Deerfield, New Hampshire: New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources
2987:(Historical marker). Newmarket, New Hampshire: New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources
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2812:(Historical marker). Hinsdale, New Hampshire: New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources
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3485:(Historical marker). Lincoln, New Hampshire: New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources
2887:(Historical marker). Madison, New Hampshire: New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources
2762:(Historical marker). Enfield, New Hampshire: New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources
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with verticals added for strength. Boston Bridge Works fabricated the structure in
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side of the business: the larger was moved about 1/4 mile south from W. R. Brown's
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fishing, a swimming pond, and hiking. It closed in 1960 and was razed in 1963."
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in a wooden building on this site. These attachments provided rapid
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providing critical logistical support to feed, clothe and equip the
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The other side of the sign contains the same narrative, written in
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in the U.S. was founded here in 1908, the inspiration of Monsignor
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in Washington. The letter pledges 22 governors' support of the
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St. Mary's Bank Credit Union / La Caisse Populaire Sainte-Marie
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as well as a prominent businessman. A tribute published by the
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Berlin was originally granted as "Maynesborough" in honor of
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span was built to replace a wooded span destroyed in the
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in 1992 as one of the country's most intact CCC camps."
62:. The text of each marker is provided within its entry.
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New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources (2011).
3563:"America's First Reported UFO Abduction Marks 60 Years"
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New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources (2011).
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New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources (2010).
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New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources (2010).
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New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources (2010).
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New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources (2009).
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New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources (2009).
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New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources (2009).
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New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources (2009).
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New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources (2009).
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New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources (2009).
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New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources (2009).
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New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources (2008).
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New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources (2008).
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New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources (2007).
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New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources (2007).
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New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources (2007).
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New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources (2007).
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New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources (2007).
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New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources (2007).
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New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources (2007).
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New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources (2006).
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in 1965", as they filed reports with the Air Force and
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had mastered the art of building such bridges without
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to provide jobs and training to young men during the
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and two hours of 'lost' time while driving south on
1881:. The wounded Deputy insisted that the thief not be
1885:. Smith succumbed to his wounds on May 23, 1891. A
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3457:Home Site of Nathaniel Berry Governor, 1861–1863
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3163:Statistics and Gazetteer of New-Hampshire (1875)
2781:New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources.
1308:Great Stone Dwelling, at right, now part of the
1079:Home Site of Nathaniel Berry Governor, 1861–1863
58:This page is one of a series of pages that list
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3234:New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources
2380:Betty and Barney Hill Incident roadside marker
1957:were formidable barriers to completion of the
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1856:. Deputy Sheriff Charles E. Smith 1843–1891
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2549:near Lincoln. They filed an official
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1949:above was built in 1893 to replace a
1503:NH historical marker 214 in Deerfield
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2451:1908. The town had it listed in the
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719:Maynesborough's First Residence 1824
3560:Zabel, Bryce (September 14, 2021).
3533:"UFO Abduction Sign to Get Rewrite"
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2012:camps were established in NH under
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3225:Garvin, James L. (June 11, 2005).
2703:"List of Markers by Marker Number"
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3530:Zabel, Bryce (January 26, 2022).
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1809:Suncook Connection Bridge in 2012
1708:"One of the earliest students at
1454:CCC Camp building in what is now
3771:New Hampshire historical markers
3657:New Hampshire historical markers
2934:La Caisse Populaire Sainte-Marie
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989:Armenian Settlement Salem, NH
269:Bear Brook CCC Camp 1935–1942
2909:St. Mary's Bank Credit Union
2306:. The Ravine House 1877–1963
2230:"By 1920 the adjacent road,
1612:St. Mary's Bank Credit Union
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1237:. Jonathan Chesley 1736–1826
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3034:Suncook Connection Bridge
2500:Emancipation Proclamation
2151:Bath Bridge crossing the
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1710:Governor Dummer Academy
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3161:Article in
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1992:Pawtuckaway
1971:Great Lakes
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1893:, had been
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2689:References
2628:See also:
2611:John Stark
2595:Manchester
2586:Stark Park
2490:letter to
2440:New Durham
2182:Elmira, NY
2174:1927 flood
2079:in 1947."
2034:See also:
1969:, and the
1895:town clerk
1864:Barrington
1817:Allenstown
1722:town clerk
1633:Manchester
1622:Monsignor
1501:See also:
1484:Depression
1473:Bear Brook
1465:Allenstown
1344:See also:
1277:Revolution
1261:New Castle
1215:References
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1182:43°00′54″N
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1169:Stark Park
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2484:Civil War
2410:massacres
2330:Mt. Adams
2279:Lancaster
2269:Weeks Act
2224:Bethlehem
2077:stud-farm
2002:Deerfield
1891:selectmen
1887:Civil War
1831:over the
1790:moderator
1782:log house
1726:moderator
1718:selectman
1702:Newmarket
1446:1935–1942
1422:cast iron
1265:munitions
1245:Barnstead
903:Lancaster
858:Bethlehem
678:Deerfield
453:Newmarket
93:Barnstead
77:Location
66:Contents
27:(201–225)
3765:Category
3545:June 11,
3515:July 12,
3339:July 10,
3289:July 10,
3239:July 10,
3096:July 10,
2619:smallpox
2593:City of
2541:with an
2525:Town of
2519:Incident
2474:Town of
2438:Town of
2406:Armenian
2396:Town of
2362:in Salem
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2017:New Deal
2000:Town of
1994:CCC Camp
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1631:City of
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1533:Town of
1463:Town of
1410:Hinsdale
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1335:celibacy
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1267:for the
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228:Hinsdale
3751:(NHDOT)
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2716:July 6,
2527:Lincoln
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2346:bowling
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2070:logging
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1728:, and
1664:French
1426:mowers
1387:mortar
1331:Shaker
1083:Hebron
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74:Title
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3682:51–75
3677:26–50
3665:Lists
3230:(PDF)
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2639:Notes
2615:Molly
2573:NICAP
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2496:Union
2398:Salem
2350:trout
2285:"The
2240:Maine
2186:steel
2014:FDR's
1746:Negro
1471:"The
1211:Notes
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3672:1–25
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3366:2014
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3043:2014
3018:2014
2993:2014
2968:2019
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