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A horse-drawn wagon was used to deliver mail in the late 1800s and early 1900s.

Community Briefs

Much more than a letter

February 16, 2019

The home at 167 N. Main St., Concord, where paymaster Henry McFarland lived during the Civil War. He utilized this home to pay the returning Union troops in Concord at the conclusion of the war.

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Concord paymaster paid out millions to those who served

February 9, 2019

A New Hampshire old-growth forest, similar to the old Paradise Woods off North State Street in Concord.

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A place to dream, wander, get lost

February 5, 2019

President Abraham Lincoln’s assassination brought a sadness to the city of Concord following the end of the Civil War.

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Times of rejoicing and times of sadness

January 25, 2019

This is a sketch of the steamboat “Merrimack” from 1820 in Concord.

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Distant whistle from the river

January 24, 2019

A photograph taken by Kimball Studios in 1901 at the Concord State Fair along Clinton Street.

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Balloon takes flight in Concord

January 11, 2019

Benjamin Davis

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Uncle Ben the singing man

December 28, 2018

The Phenix Stable Sleigh is pictured in front of the New Hampshire State House, ready to bring our ancestors for a sleigh ride about town on Christmas Eve.

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Vintage views: Christmas in Concord

December 21, 2018

The Concord train depot in 1850.

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Train depot brought hope

December 14, 2018

Old North Church and Meeting House in Concord.

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Sounding the North Church bell

December 7, 2018