Abbot and Downing Company, 58
Abbot and Downing Company Shops (Concord), 140
Abbot, Charles Greeley, Dr., 494
Abbott, Daniel, 215–16
Abbott, Joshua, Capt., 135
Abenaqui Golf Club (Rye), 262
Abnakis, 26
Acme Needle Company, 170
Act for free school (see Education)
Acworth, 363–64
Adams, Daniel, 97
Adams Female Academy (Derry), 446
Adams, Herbert, 111
Adams House (Keene), 189
Adams House (Plainfield), 372
Advance (publication), 88
Agassiz Basin (North Woodstock), 410
Agriculture, 71–74
Cattle raising, 71–72; cereal production, 72; dairying, 71–72; herb production, 72; producer-consumer marketing, 73; relation to industry, 72–73
Aiken, Walter, 68
Airports
Concord, 450; Lafayette (Portsmouth), 260; Manchester, 444; Parlin (Newport), 348
Airways (see Transportation)
Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 101, 224, 237; house of (Portsmouth), 233
Alexandria, 340
Algonquians, 26
Allen, Glover Morrill, 19
Allen House (Walpole), 360–61
Alpine Garden (Mount Washington), 298, 508
Alton, 441
Ambitious Guest, The (book), 389–92
American Guernsey Club, 219–20
American Shearer Company, 212
Amherst, 491–92
Amherst Courthouse (Amherst), 491–92
Ammonoosuc Ravine Trail, 513
Among the Clouds (newspaper), 105–06
Amoskeag Holding Company, 55
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company, 55, 195, 198–99, 204
Amoskeag Manufacturing Corporation, 55
Anderson, Samuel J., 394
Andover, 451–52
Animals, 18–19
Antrim, 464
Appalachian Mountain Club, 512, 519–20
Appalachian Trail, 512
Appleton Academy (New Ipswich), 502
Appleton Family, 502–03
Arched Bridge (Hillsborough), 464
Architects, 96
Architecture
Adam period, 91; church, 92–94; cottage, 92; earliest buildings, 89; educational centers, 95; farmhouses, 92; general types, 3; Greek Revival, 91–92; ‘jigsaw’ style, 94; mill, 96; stone buildings, 94–95; town planning, 95–96; Tudor period, 89–90; Wren period (1700–1790), 90–91
Arethusa Falls (Crawford Notch), 389
Ark, The (Jaffrey), 472–73
Art
Clock makers, 108; furniture-making, 107–08; galleries, 111–12; glass blowing, 107; painting, 108–10; pottery, 107; sculpture, 110–11; wood carving, 110
Artist Falls (North Conway), 283
Artist Ledge, 283
Artist Rock (Shelburne), 379
Arts and Crafts Shops (Concord), 139; (Center Sandwich), 416; (Nashua), 208–09; (South Wolfeborough), 441
Ashland, 317
Ashuelot, 343
Assembly House (Portsmouth), 241
Association Canado-Américaine Building (Manchester), 201
Atherton Falls (Merrimack), 300
Atlantic and St. Lawrence Railroad, 68
Auburn Town Pound, 488
Austin, F. E., 183
Austin Shops (Hanover), 183
Avalanche Falls (Franconia Notch), 324
Bachiler, Stephen, Rev., 257, 259
Badger’s Island, 243–44
Baker River region, 418
Baker, Thomas, Capt., 317–18, 451
Balanced Rock (Andover), 452; (Goffstown), 475
Bald Peak Country Club (Melvin Village), 423
Ball, Albert, 132
Ball House (Claremont), 132
Ballou City, 473
Ballou, Hosea, 99
Bancroft Farm (Claremont), 433
Banks, 60
Baptists (see Religion)
Barberry House (Cornish), 370
Barn Playhouse (New London), 431
Barns House (Hillsborough), 463
Barnstead, 442
Barnstormers, the, 112
Barracks, the (Gilford), 309
Barrington, 272
Bartlett, 387
Bartlett Boulder (Bartlett), 386–87
Bartlett House (Kingston), 483
Bartlett Tower (Hanover), 182
Base Station (see Marsh-Field)
Basin, the (Franconia Notch), 325
Bath, 404–05
Beach Club (Rye), 262
Beach, H. H. A., Mrs., 114, 462–63
Beaches
Bristol, Wellington Beach Reservation, 340; Hampton, Hampton, 261; Rye, Jenness, 262, Rye, 262, Rye North, 263; Seabrook, Seabrook, 261; The Weirs, Endicott Rock Park, 313; Warner, Winnepocket Bathing Reservation, 435; Wolfeborough, Wentworth, 439
Beaman Home (Cornish), 370
Bean’s Hill, 270
Bear Island, 424–25
Bear Notch Road, 387
Beard Brook Swimming Pool (Hillsborough), 468
Beaver Brook Cascades (North Woodstock), 411
Beaver Falls (Groveton), 333
Bedford, 490
Bedford Grove, 301
Bedford Town Hall, 490
Beebe Village, 320
Belknap (ship), 426
Belknap County, 59
Belknap, Jeremy, 18, 19, 36–37, 82, 144, 511
Belknap Ski Trail (Gilford), 309
Bellamy, Joseph, 110
Bellows, Benjamin, Col., 360–63
Bellows Falls, 57
Bellows House (Walpole), 361
Bellows, John, Col., 362
Benedictine Order, 475
Bennington, 464–65
Benson’s Wild Animal Farm (Hudson), 299
Benton, 412
Benton, Thomas H., 412
As Maynesborough, 124–25; government, 124; history, 124–25; industries, 123, 125–26; intellectual development in, 124
Berlin Symphony Orchestra, 124
Bethlehem, 397–99
Bethlehem Street, 397
Bible Rock (Warner), 437
Bierstadt, Albert, 109
Big Bear, 429
Birch Road (Troy), 500
Birds, 19–20
Bissell Hall (Hanover), 183
Blackburn, Joseph, 108
Blacksmith Shop (Francestown), 477
Blacksmith Shop (Gilmanton Iron Works), 441
Blaisdell, Isaac, 108
Blake House (Keene), 186–88
Blake, Nathan, 186–88
Blake, Samuel, 450
Blake, William, 57
Blockhouse (Littleton), 402
Blodgett, Samuel, Judge, 197
Blunt’s Island, 268
Boardman House (Portsmouth), 235
Boott’s Spur (Pinkham Notch), 288
Boston and Maine Railroad, 67–68
Boston, Concord and Montreal Railroad, 192
Boston Road Marker (Keene), 189
Boulder Cabin (Franconia Notch), 324
Bound Rock (Seabrook), 261
Boundary lines, 7–8
Bouton, Nathaniel, Rev., 85
Bow Center, 303
Bow Mills, 303
Bowman, 382
Bradford, 437
Bradley Massacre, 135
Bradley Monument (Concord), 457
Bradstreet House (Chester), 488
Breakfast Hill (Rye), 260
Bretton Woods, 394–96
Brewster Academy (Wolfeborough), 440–41
Brick House (Amherst), 492
Brick Store (Bath), 404
Bridal Veil Falls (Easton), 409
Bridgewater, 340–41
Bridgewater Winter Club (Bridgewater), 340
Bridgman, Laura D., 176
Bristol, 338
Brookline, 494
Brooks, Van Wyck, 98
Brown, Alice, 101
Brown Paper Company Mills (Berlin), 125
Brown, William Wentworth, 126
Browne, Charles Farrar, 100, 105, 332
Buckminster House (Portsmouth), 234–35
Bullard Elm (Jaffrey), 473
Bureau of Markets, 74
Burial Grounds — Indian
Antrim, 464; Brookline, 494; Center Ossipee, 276
Burial Grounds — White
Amherst, Oldest, 492; Bath, Old, 404; Claremont, West Part, 434; Croydon, Village, 349; Dixville, 375; Dover, Cocheco, 151, Pine Hill 148, Quaker, 271; Effingham, Lord’s Hill, 413; Epsom Center, Epsom Center, 450, Hook, 450; Fabyan, 396; Hampton, Old, 259; Hancock, Old, 465; Jaffrey, Old, 472; Mason, Old, 501; Nashua, Old, 216, Old South, 299; New Castle, Graveyard, 266; Page’s Corner, Stark, 459–60; Pembroke, Old, 303; Portsmouth, Point of Graves, 232–33, St. John’s Graveyard, 239; Sugar Hill, 409; Temple, Old, 496; Walpole, 362
Burkehaven, 433
Burling House (Cornish), 371
Burnham House (Durham), 155
Burns House (Concord), 459
Bus Service (see Transportation)
Busiel, Charles A., 102
Butler, Benjamin F., Gen., birthplace site (Deerfield), 487
Butler Rock (Gilmanton), 441
Camden Cottage (Mount Washington), 297
Camp Hedding (Epping), 483
Camp Idlewild (Pittsburg), 337
Campbell, Cornelius, 116
Campbell, Eleanor, farm of (Hillsborough), 463
Camping (see Sports and Recreation)
Campton, 320
Campton Pond Forest Camp (Campton), 320
Canaan, 454–55
Canaan Street, 454–55
Canadian National Railways, 68
Canal Boat Landing (Nashua), 214
Candia Depot, 487
Candia Four Corners, 487
Candia Hill, 487
Canterbury, 305–06
Carpenter Hall (Hanover), 180
Carr, Jonathan, 468
Carroll, 328–29
Carroll County, 59
Cartland, Charles S., estate of (Lee), 449
Cascades, 292–93
Cascades, the (Franconia Notch), 325
Casilear, John William, 109
Cass, Jonathan, Maj., 167–68
Cass, Lewis, birthplace of (Exeter), 167–68
Caswell, Nathan, 400
Cates Hill, 293
Cathedral Ledge (North Conway), 282
Catholics (see Religion)
Cattle raising (see Agriculture)
Cave of Lost Souls (North Woodstock), 411
Center Barnstead, 442
Center Conway, 386
Center Effingham, 414
Center Harbor, 416–17
Center Ossipee, 276
Central Vermont Airways, 69–70
Cereal production (see Agriculture)
Chamberlain, Richard, 267
Champlin Box Mill (Rochester), 245
Champney, Benjamin, 108–09
Chandler, John, 484
Chandler, Zachariah, 490
Chapin, Bela, 97–98
Charcoal Burner (Littleton), 401
Charlestown, 365–66
Charming Fare Inn (Candia Four Corners), 487
Chase House (Portsmouth), 233
Chase, Salmon P., 367–68; birthplace of (Cornish), 367
Cheney, Benjamin Pierce, birthplace site (Hillsborough), 468
Cherry Mountain Notch, 329
Chesham, 499
Chester, 488
Chester Tavern (Chester), 488
Chester Town Pound, 488
Chesterfield, 471
Chesterfield Gorge, 470
Chickering, Jonas, 501; home of (New Ipswich), 503
Chinook Kennels (Tamworth), 278
Christian Science Pleasant View Home (Concord), 457
Christian Scientists (see Religion)
Christus Judex (legend), 115
Churches
Christian Scientist — Concord, First Church of Christ Scientist, 139; Dover,
First Church of Christ Scientist, 151; Nashua, 216
Congregational — Ackworth, 363; Exeter, 161–63; Filswlliam, 357; Franklin, 171; Hampton, First, 259; Hancock, 465; Hopkinton, 460; Keene, First, 186; Laconia, 193; Lyme, 351; Nashua, First, 215; Newport, 347–48; Pembroke, 303; Rindge, 467; Rochester, 248; Westmoreland, 359–60
Episcopal — Bethlehem, Ivie Memorial, 398; Claremont, Trinity, 131, Union, 93, 433–34; Cornish, Trinity, 368; Hampton Falls, 257; Holderness, Trinity, 319; Hopkinton. St. Andrew’s, 460; Notchland, Joseph Stickney Memorial Church of the Transfiguration, 394; Peterborough, All Saints’, 220; Portsmouth, Chapel, 237; St. John’s, 93, 238–39
Presbyterian — Bedford, 490
Roman Catholic — Bear Island, St. John’s Church-on-the-Lake, 425; Bethlehem, Church of Christ the King, 398; Claremont, St. Mary’s, 434; Laconia, St. Joseph’s, 193
Russian — Berlin, 126
Shaker — Canterbury, 307
Unitarian — Peterborough, 220; Portsmouth, South Parish, 237
By town
Canaan, Canaan Street, 454; Effingham, Lord’s Hill, 413; Elkin, Memorial, 430; Hebron, 341; Newbury, 437; Portsmouth, North, 226, South Parish, 237 (see also Architecture)
Churchill, Winston, 371; home of (Plainfield), 371
Civil War, 55–56, 58 (see also History)
Claremont, 126–33
Claremont Town Hall, 129
Clark, Francis E., Rev., 131–32
Clark House (Claremont), 131
Clarke, James Freeman, 99, 176
Clark’s Eskimo Dog Ranch (Lincoln), 331
Cleveland, Francis Grover, 112, 277
Clifford, Ebenezer, 165
Climate, 11–12
Clough, Abner, 457
Clough, Enos M., 432
Club House of Le Joliete Snowshoe Club (Berlin), 293
Clubhouse of the Ragged Mountain Fish and Game Club (Andover), 452
Cobb House (Westmoreland), 360
Cobleigh, Addie, 402
Cobleigh Tavern (Lisbon), 89, 402
Cocheco, 143
Cocheco Falls, 141
Cocheco Manufacturing Company, 61, 62, 144, 247; buildings of (Dover), 149; (Rochester), 246
Cocheco Massacre, 150
Coe Mansion (Center Harbor), 417
Coe’s Academy (Northwood), 449
Coffin, C. Carleton, 100
Colby Academy (see Colby Junior College)
Colby Junior College (New London), 81, 431
Cold River Camp (Chatham), 283
Cold River Ranger Station, 283
Cole, Goody, 258–59
Colebrook, 334
Colonial House (Nashua), 215
Comerford Station (Monroe), 406
Commerce, 59 (see also History, Industry)
Community House (Hillsborough), 462
Community House (Littleton), 400
Company of Laconia, 224
Concord, 134–41
Civil War and, 135; flood of 1936, 135; relations with Indians, 134–35; Revolution and, 135; settlement, 134
Concord Granite Quarries (Concord), 303
Concord Monitor-Patriot (newspaper), 104–05
Concord Observer (publication), 88
Concord Railroad Corporation, 67
Congress (ship), 58
Connecticut River System, 67
Constitution (ship), 58
Constitution of 1776, 160
Contoocook, 435
‘Convention of Ministers in the Province of New Hampshire,’ 84
Conway, 279–81
Conway Street, 386
Cooke House (Claremont), 367
Cooke Tavern, site of (Claremont), 367
Coolidge, J. Randolph, Mr. and Mrs., 108
Coos County, 59
Coos County Democrat (newspaper), 105
Copley, John Singleton, 108
Corbin, Austin, 348
Cotton, Jenness, 5
Council for New England, 32
Counties, 39
Covered Bridges
Ashuelot, 343; Center Conway, 386; Conway, 281; Cornish, 368; Errol, Old, 294; Grovelon, 378; Stark, 378; Swiftwater Village, 412; Warner, 436; West Swanzey, 344
Cox Estate (Cornish), 371
Coy Paper Company Mills (Claremont), 433
Cram, Ralph Adams, birthplace of (Hampton Falls), 257
Craney Hill Reforestation Tract (Hopkinton), 461
Cranfield, Edward, Gov., 159, 166
Crawford, Abel, grave of (Notchland), 388
Crawford Bridle Path (Crawford Notch), 394
Crawford, Ethan Allen, 388, 392, 396, 511
Crawford House (Crawford Notch), 393
Crawford, Thomas J., 393
Cressy, Will, 437
Croly Estate (Cornish), 370
Croly, Herbert D., 102
Cromwell, Oliver, 158
Crown Point Road, 366–67
Croydon Flat, 348
Crystal Cascade (Pinkham Notch), 288
Cupola Farm (Claremont), 434
Currier Art Gallery (Manchester), 201–02
Cushing, Joseph, 105
Cushing’s Folly (Amherst), 492
Cutler, Manasseh, Dr., 288, 511
Cutt, Edward, 269; house of (Portsmouth), 269–70
Cutt, Samuel, Capt., 269
Cutt, Ursula, 269
Cutter House (Portsmouth), 234
Cutting Yard (Redstone), 386
Dairying (see Agriculture)
Dalton, 330
Dalton Mountain Range, 330
Dam Garrison (Dover), 149
Dam House (Dover), 89
Dame House (Rochester), 274
Dame, Jabez, 274
Dana, Charles A., 100
Dana, William, 455
Danbury, 452–53
Daniels Homestead (Plainfield), 92, 371
Danish Element (see Racial Elements)
Dartmouth Alumni Council, 176
Dartmouth College (Hanover), 39, 82,172–83 Buildings, 95, 176–83; college songs, 175; early history, 173; growth of, 174; organizations of, 176
Dartmouth Outing Club, 176, 181, 512, 514
Dartmouth Outing Club House (Hanover), 181
Dartmouth Players, 113
Dartmouth Row (Hanover), 182
Dartmouth, The (newspaper), 177–78
Davenport House (Portsmouth), 237
Davis Field House (Hanover), 183
Davis House (Davisville), 435
Davis House (Newmarket), 482–83
de Champlain, Samuel, 31, 264, 509–10
de Lafayette, Marquis, 253, 348
Dearborn, Henry, 484
Dearborn Home, site of (Nottingham), 485
Dearborn House (Effingham), 414
‘Death of Chocorua’ (painting), 29
Deer Tavern (Portsmouth), 241
Deerfield Parade, 487
Deering Center, 463
Deering Community Center, 463
Department of Public Instruction, 46
Derry, 445–46
Derry Village, 446
Deschenes Oval (Nashua), 214
Devil’s Den (North Conway), 282
Devil’s Hop-Yard (Stark), 377
Devil’s Slide (Stark), 378
Dexter House (Claremont), 133
Diana’s Baths (North Conway), 282
Dick’s House (Hanover), 181
Dickson, John, 186
Dimond Hill, 458–59
Dix, John Adams, 305
Dixville Notch, 375–76
Dodge Homestead (Hampton Falls), 257
Dodge Hotel, site of (Rochester), 248
Dolly Copp Forest Camp (Pinkham Notch), 290–91
Dorr Woolen Mill (Newport), 433
Doughty, Thomas, 108
Dover, 141–52
Description, 141–42; Indian warfare, 143–44; industrial history, 144; settlement, 142–43
Dover Municipal Building (Dover), 145
Dover Point, 271
Dow Academy (Franconia), 407
Dow, Moses Arnold, 407
Dowlin House (Hillsborough), 469
Downing, John, Col., 270
Drake, Francis Samuel, 449
Drake House (Effingham), 414
Drake, Samuel Gardner, 98–99, 442
Dublin, 497–99
Dudley House (Marshall’s Corner), 483
Dugway Forest Camp (Conway), 281
Dummer, 293–94
Dunbar, Cynthia, 186
Dunbar, David, 159
Dunbarton, 477–78
Dunbarton Town Pound, 478
Dunster, Henry, monument to (Mason), 501
Dunston Country Club (Hopkinton), 460
Durand, Asher Brown, 109
Durant, Henry F., 176
Durkee, Ruel, home of (Croydon), 349
Dustin, Hannah, 35; monument to (Penacook), 304
Dutton, E. P., 101
Eagle Cliff (Franconia Notch), 327
Eagle Hotel (Concord), 139
Eagle Island, 424
Earl of Halifax Tavern (see Pitt Tavern)
Early Fort, site of (Ossipee), 276
Early Hotel, site of (Notchland), 393–94
Early House (Charlestown), 365–66
Early Meeting-House, site of (Nashua), 299
East Derry, 446
East Grafton, 453
East Haverhill, 421–22
East Hebron, 341
East Jaffrey, 466
East Lempster, 346
East Sullivan, 470
East Westmoreland, 359–60
Eastern Railroad, 67
Eddy, Mary Baker, 87, 105, 303; site of homestead (Concord), 303, 457
Edmands Path, 513
Education, 78–83
Achievements since 1919, 80; Act for a free school, 79; Act of 1647, 78–79; collegiate institutions, 82; district school system, beginning of, 78–80; evening schools, 82; first New England law, 78; first public high school, 81; junior colleges, 81–82; laws of 1680, 79; private institutions, 81; provision for blind, 82; State board of, 80; State school system, 80; teacher training provision, 81; town administration, 80; university extension courses, 82; vocational, 82
Edwards, Jonathan, 38
Effingham, 413–14
Effingham Falls, 413–14
Electric power, 60
Elephant Head (Crawford Notch), 393
Elephant Rock (Newport), 348
Elkins, 430
Elliott Greenhouses (Madbury), 448
Elmfield (Hampton Falls), 254–57
Emerald Pool (Pinkham Notch), 289
Emerson, Benjamin D., 97
Emerson, Frederick, 97
Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 4, 472, 474
Emerson Tavern (Amherst), 492
Emery, Benjamin, 135
Emmons House (Bristol), 338
Employees’ Protective Association, 62
Endicott, John, Gov., 191
Endicott Rock (The Weirs), 314
Enfield, 455–56
English Element (see Racial Elements)
Epping, 484–85
Epsom, 449–50
Epsom Center, 450
Epsom Center First Parsonage (Epsom), 450
Ergatis (newspaper), 105
Errol, 374–75
As part of Massachusetts, 159; history, 158–60; industry, 160; settlement, 158–59
Exeter Bandstand (Exeter), 161
Exeter Town Hall, 161
Exploration (see History)
Fabyan, 396
Fabyan, Horace, 396
Farmer-Labor Party, 124
Farmer’s Cabinet (newspaper), 492, 493
Farming (see Agriculture)
Farr Orchard (Goshen), 347
Farrar, Parson, home of (New Ipswich), 503
Farrar Tavern (Laconia), 312
Farwell Art Collection (Claremont), 131
Fast Day, 120
Faulkner and Colony Manufacturing Company, 56, 190
Feast of Saint John the Baptist (Berlin), 124
Federal Building (Littleton), 400
Federal Constitution, 43
Federal Theater Project (see Theater)
Female Quixotism (book), 166
Fessenden, William Pitt, birthplace of (Boscawen), 305
Fields House (Exeter), 166
Finley, John H., summer home of (Tamworth), 278
Firescrew Mountain Peak, 455
First and Second Meeting-Houses of the Orthodox Congregational Church, site of (Dover), 271
First Block-House, site of (Nottingham), 485
First Carding Mill, 53
First Church and Town House, site of (Merrimack), 300
First Church Boulder (New Ipswich), 503
First Church in State, 84
First Cotton Mill, 53
First forts and Indian battles, site of (Keene), 188–89
First Free Library in New Hampshire (Dublin), 44–45, 83
First Free Library in United States (Peterborough), 83
First Meeting-House, site of (Hillsborough Center), 463
First Meeting-House, site of (Hopkinton), 460
First Meeting-House, site of (Keene), 189
First Meeting-House, site of (Somersworth), 274
First Meeting-House, site of (Tamworth), 278
First Minister, house of (Epsom Center), 450
First New England law on Education, 33, 78
First Paper Mill, 57
First Provincial Congress, 160
First public high school (see Education)
First scientific expedition to Presidential Range, 511
First Settlement of Lisbon, site of (Lisbon), 402
First Shoe Factory, 53
First town government, 32
Fish, 20–21, 27 (see also Industry and Commerce)
Fishing (see Sports and Recreation)
Fishing laws, 518–19
Fiske, Samuel P., 131
Fiske’s Seminary for Young Ladies (Keene), 188
Fitzwilliam, 357–58
‘Flats, The’ (North Charlestown), 367
Fletcher, Elijah, 459
Fletcher, Grace, birthplace of (Hopkinton), 459
Flowers, 17–18
Flume, the (Franconia Notch), 324–25
Flume Cascade (Crawford Notch), 392
Flume Tea House (Franconia Notch), 324
Folklore, 115–20
English customs, 117; expressions, 119; local customs, 117; old-fashioned dances, 117–18; superstitions, 118–19
Folsom, Samuel, Col., 167
Forest Hills Hotel (Sugar Hill), 409
Forest Lake, 344
Caroline A. Fox Research and Demonstration, 463; College Woods (Durham), 24, 157; Fay Reservation, 321; Franconia Notch Reservation, 321–24; Harvard, 343; John Clough, 478; Monadnock Reservation, 473; Pisgah (Winchester), 24; Wadleigh, 480; White Mountain National, 24, 291, 410, 507; Yale Demonstration and Research, 345 (see also Natural Setting)
Forts
Constitution (New Castle), 244; McClary (Gerrish Island), 244; Stark (Rye), 265; Washington (Peirce’s Island), 244; Wentworth (Northumberland), 332–33
Fortune, Amos, grave of (Jaffrey), 472
Foster, John ‘Bottle,’ 107
4–H Clubs, 74
Fourth Indian War (see Lovewell’s War)
Francestown, 477
Franconia, 407–08
Franconia Mountain Range, 409, 514
Franconia Notch, 321–24, 509, 511–12
Frankenstein Cliff (Crawford Notch), 389
Franklin, 169–71
Franklin, Benjamin, 259
Franklin City Hall, 170
Freedom, 413
Freeman Homestead (see Daniels Homestead)
Fremont, 486
French and Indian War (see History)
French-Canadian Newspapers, 76
French-Canadians (see Racial Elements)
French, Daniel Chester, 111, 138
Frisky Hill, 442
Frost House (Durham), 155
Frost House (New Castle), 268
Frying Pan Lane (Stratham), 482
Fuller House (Plainfield), 372
Fuller, Lucia Fairchild, 372
Furniture making (see Art)
Gage, John H., 214
Gale River Forest Camp, 328
Gardner House (Exeter), 161
Garland Tavern (Rye), 263
Garrison Hill (Dover), 152
Gast House (Charlestown), 365
General Sullivan Bridge, 448
Geographical Center of State, 317
Geographical districts, 8–11
Connecticut Valley, 8–11; Eastern Slope, 8, 9, 11; Lakes district, 8, 9, 10; Merrimack Valley, 8, 9, 11; North country, 8–10; White Mountain Region, 8, 9, 10
Geography (see Natural Setting)
Geology (see Natural Setting)
Georges Mills, 431–32
Gerrish Island, 244
Giant Elm (Conway), 281
Giant Pothole (North Woodstock), 411
Giant’s Grave (Fabyan), 396
Gibbons, Ambrose, 32
Gibson, Elizabeth, 462
Giddinge’s Tavern (Exeter), 168
Gilford, 309–12
Gilford Recreational Area (Gilford), 309
Gilman-Clifford House (Exeter), 165
Gilman, Edward, 57
Gilman Garrison House (Exeter), 89
Gilman House, Benjamin Clark (Exeter), 163
Gilman House, Nathaniel (Exeter), 163
Gilman, John, Councillor, 165
Gilman, John, Maj., 168
Gilman-Ladd House (Exeter), 166
Gilman, Nicholas, Col., 161–63
Gilman, Nicholas, Jr., 166–67
Gilman, Peter, Gen., 165
Gilman, Tabitha, 166
Gilmanton, 441
Gilmanton Academy (Gilmanton), 441
Gilmanton Iron Works, 441
Gilsum, 345–46
Glass blowing (see Art)
Glass Hill, 454
Glen, 284
Glen Ellis Falls (Pinkham Notch), 285–88
Glen House (Jackson), 289–90
Glencliff, 421
Glencliff Trail, 514
Glendale, 422
Glessner Woods (Bethlehem), 399, 406
Glines, Israel, 384
Goetschius, Percy, 114
Goffe, John, Jr., 196
Goffstown, 476
Goffstown Playgrounds (Goffstown), 476
Goffstown Social Center (Goffstown), 476
Golf (see Sports and Recreation)
Gonic Manufacturing Company, 246, 247
Goodell Cutlery Factory (Antrim), 464
Goodrich Falls, 284
Gordon House (New Hampton), 338
Gorges, Ferdinando, Sir, 31–32
Gorham, 291–92
Goshen, 469
Gosport, 244
Gove, Edward, 254
Gove, Sarah, 254–57
Government, 50–52
Executive officers, 50; General Court, 50–51; Judiciary, 51; local, 51–52; State Constitution, 50
Governor’s Island, 424
Gove’s Rebellion, 166
Grafton, 453–54
Grafton Center, 454
Grafton County Farm (North Haverhill), 356
Grand Trunk Railroad, 68
Granite (see Industry)
Granite Jail Block (Amherst), 491
Granite Memorial (Hinsdale), 343
Granite Quarries (Milford), 493
Grantham, 349
Grasmere, 475
Gray Stone Inn (Notchland), 388
Great Boar’s Head, 261–62
Great Bridge, 462
Great Carbuncle, The (story), 115
Great Elephant (Franconia Notch), 325
Great Falls Manufacturing Company, 54
Great Gulf (Pinkham Notch), 296
Great Gulf Shelter (Pinkham Notch), 291
Great Stone Face, The (story), 115 (see also Old Man of the Mountains)
Greeley, Horace, 97, 100, 490–91; birthplace of (Amherst), 490; memorial to (Amherst), 491
Greeley, Nathaniel, 320
Green Door Inn (Haverhill), 355
Green, Ezra, Dr., 147
Green House (Dover), 147
Greene, Charles G., 100
Greenland, 481
Greenleaf Trail, 514
Greenville, 501
Greenwood, John, 108
Grey House (Dover), 148
Grey, Robert, Rev., 148
Griffin Company, 171
Grimes, John, 465
Groveton, 333
Guernsey Island, 426–27
Guild, 433
Guillotine, the (North Woodstock), 411
Gulfside Trail, 513
Guppy, James, Capt., 151–52
Hale, Horatio, 98
Hale House (Dover), 149
Hale, John Parker, 149; birthplace site (Rochester), 247–48
Hale, Sarah J. B., 99, 433, 449
‘Halfway Covenant,’ 85
Halfway House (Jaffrey), 473
Halfway House (Mount Washington), 296
Hall of Forgetfulness (North Woodstock), 411
Hall of Ships (North Woodstock), 411
Hame-Industry (Andover), 452
Hamilton House (Lyme), 351
Hampshire Gazette (newspaper), 38
Hampstead, 484
Hampton, 259–60
Hampton Beach, 261
Hampton Falls, 254–59
Hancock, 465
Hancock, John, 465
Hanno Barn (Lisbon), 402
Hanover, 172–84
Hanover Gazette (newspaper), 174
Hanson’s Pines and Children’s Playground (Rochester), 275
Happy Corners, 336
Harkness, Edward H., 81
Harlakenden House (Cornish), 371
Harris House (Walpole), 361
Harris House (Warner), 436
Harrisonia Manor (Nashua), 299
Harrisville, 409
Hassell Massacre, site of (Nashua), 299
Hastings, 431
‘Haunt,’ the (Nashua), 216
Haunted House (Hampton Falls), 258
Haven Hill, 273–74
Haverhill Corner, 354–56
Hawthorne, Nathaniel, 102, 115, 389
Haymarket Square (Portsmouth), 235
Healy Tavern (South Charlestown), 365
Heaton House (Keene), 500
Hebron, 341
Hemenway Reservation (Tamworth), 278
Henniker, 461–62
Henniker, John, 461
Herald (ship), 65
Herald of Gospel Liberty (publication) (see Advance)
Herb production (see Agriculture)
Herriman, John, 405
Hewes, Robert, 107
High Bridge (Claremont), 434
High Court (Cornish), 370–71
High Falls, 502
Highest Elevation, 283
Highways (see Transportation)
Hiking and Climbing (see Sports and Recreation)
Hill, 337–38
Hill, Isaac, 105
Hillsborough, 462–64
Hillsborough Center, 463
Hillsborough County Farm (Grasmere), 475
Hillsborough Lower Village, 468
Hilton, Edward, 32, 158, 225, 271
Hilton, William, 225
Hinsdale, 342–43
Hinsdale, Ebenezer, Col., 342
Hinsdale House (Hinsdale), 342–43
Historical Building (Hancock), 465
Historical Relics of the White Mountains (book), 115
Historical Room, Fuller Public Library (Hillsborough), 462
Historical Society Building (Peterborough), 219
History, 31–49
As a Royal Province, 35–40; Civil War, 45–46; exploration, 31–32, 33; French and Indian Wars, 35–36, 38; from Revolution to 19th Century, 43–47; industry and commerce, 33, 34, 36–37, 45–49; religion, 34, 38, 44; Revolutionary Period, 40–42; settlement, 32–36, 38; Twentieth Century, 47–49; union with Massachusetts, 33 (see also Industry, Commerce, Education)
Hitchcock Memorial Hospital (Hanover), 182
Hogback Ski Trail, 169
Holbrook Farm (Swanzey), 345
Holderness, 316–17
Holderness School (Holderness), 319
Hollis, 299–300
Holman Stadium (Nashua), 217
Holmes Plymouth Academy (see Plymouth Normal School)
Holton Home (Lancaster), 332
Home for Aged Women (Portsmouth), 241
Home Nurseries (Merrimack), 301
Home of first minister (Concord), 139
Hooksett, 301–02
‘Hooter’ Farm (Hancock), 465
Hopkinton, 460–61
Horatian Tower (Keene), 190
Horse Meadow (North Haverhill), 356
Horseless Carriage, 432
Hospitality, 4
Hotel Lookoff (Sugar Hill), 408
Hotel Wentworth (New Castle), 265
‘House by the Side of the Road’ (Candia Depot), 487
House by the Side of the Road (poem), 101
House of Seven Gables (Lancaster), 332
Hovey, Richard, 175
Howe, Elias, 212–13
Hoyt House (Charlestown), 365
Hoyt House (Sandwich), 416
Hoyt, Joseph, Capt., 453
Huckleberry Hill (Dover), 272
Hudson, 299
Hunt Homes (Nashua), 299
Hunting (see Sports and Recreation)
Hunting Laws, 519
Huntington Ravine (Pinkham Notch), 296
Hurricane Mountain Road, 283
Huse House (Manchester), 203
Hutchins, Stilson, 100
Hutchinson, Anne, 158
‘Hutchinson Family,’ 113
Hutchinson, Jesse, 113
Hyde House (Cornish), 370
Imp Face, 290–91
Independence (ship), 58
Indian artifacts, 27 (see also Indian Relics)
Indian Attack, site of (Nottingham), 485
Indian Battle, site of (Somersworth), 274
Indian Head, 321
Indian Head (Nashua), 215
Indian Hearths (Effingham), 414
Indian Leap (North Woodstock), 410
Indian Mound Camps (Center Ossipee), 276
Indian Relics
Hillsborough, 469; Hillsdale, 342; Laconia, 312; miscellaneous, 27, 29, 301, 312; Swanzey, 345
‘Indian Stream Republic,’ 335
Indian Stream War, 45
Indians
Abnakis, 26; Algonquians, 26; artifacts, 27; Cocheco, 150; Iroquois, 26; legends, 29, 312–13, 374, 470; Penacook Confederacy, 26, 28; Penacooks, 301; Red Paint People, 26; relics, 27, 29, 301, 312; Squakeags, 342
Industry, 53–59
Brewing, 223, 225; glass making, 186; granite quarrying, 58; lumbering, 57–58, 123, 125–26; paper making, 57, 363, 433; shipbuilding, 58; shoemaking, 53–54; textiles, 54–57, 128, 185, 445; wagon and coach making, 58 (see also Commerce, History)
Inn Theater (East Jaffrey), 466
Inness, George, 109
International Paper Box Machine Company (Nashua), 212
International Paper Company (Berlin), 61
Intervale, 284
Iram Camp (Hillsborough), 468–69
Iram, Henry, 468–69
Iron Kettle Spring (East Westmoreland), 360
Iroquois (see Indians)
Irving, Washington, 352
Appledore Island, 244; Cedar Island, 244; Duck Island, 244; Haley’s Island, 244; Lunging Island, 244; Star Island, 244, 245; White Island, 244
Isles of Shoals Boat Tour, 243–45
Jackson, 284–85
Jackson House (Portsmouth), 89–90, 269
Jackson, Samuel, 203
Jacob’s Ladder (Mount Washington), 395–96
Jaffrey, 471–73
Jaffrey Cottage (Rye), 265
Jail House (Haverhill), 355
Jameson House (Effingham), 414
Janssen, Werner, 114
Jasper Cave (Berlin), 293
Jefferson, 383–84
Jefferson, Thomas, 383
Jewell, Erastus P., 193
Jewett, Ezekiel, 467
Jewett Homestead (Laconia), 193–94
Jewett, Jacob, 193
Jewett, Sarah Orne, 247
Jocelyn, Henry, 33
Joe English Hill, 477
Johnson House, site of (Charlestown), 366
Johnston, Charles, Col., 354–55; house of (Haverhill), 354
Jones House, John Paul (Portsmouth), 236
Joppa Hill, 490
Josh Billings Spring (Pinkham Notch), 289
Josselyn, John, 19
Journal-Transcript (newspaper), 169
Jumping Rock (Star Island), 245
Kancamagus, 29
Kearsarge Brook (North Conway), 282
Kearsarge Peg Mill (Bartlett), 387
Kearsarge Village, 282
Keen, Edgar, 110
Keene, 184–90
Keene, Benjamin, Sir, 186
Keene Historical Society (Keene), 190
Keene Normal School (Keene), 188
Kendall, Ezra, 464
Kendall, George W., 100
Kendall Hall (Peterborough), 497
Kenniston Tavern (Stratham), 481
Kensett, John Frederick, 109
Keyes Estate (Haverhill Corner), 355–56
Keyes, Frances P., 103
Kidder, Benjamin, 196
Kidder Press (Dover), 151
Kidderville, 376
Kilburn Crag (Littleton), 401
Kilburn Factory (Littleton), 399
Kilburn House, site of (Walpole), 362
Kilburn, John, 362–64
Kimball, Harriet McEwen, 224
Kimball Hill (Whitefield), 329
Kimball Union Academy (Meriden), 372–73
Kimball’s Castle (Welch Island), 428
Kimball’s Garrison, site of (Concord), 459
King George’s War, 38
King Philip’s War, 35, 143, 153–54
King Ravine, 382
King, Thomas Starr, 26–27, 380, 394, 397
King William’s War, 35
Kingston, 483–84
Kinsman Flume, 409
Kinsman Notch, 410
‘Kitchen Cabinet,’ 104–05
Kittredge, Walter, 113–14, 300
Knapp House (Walpole), 361
Knight, Artemas, Capt., 407
Knox, Frank, Col., 106
Knox, Susan Ricker, 224
Labor, 60–63
Disputes, 61–62; legislation, 62–63; wage scale, 60
Laconia, 190–94
City charter, 192; outdoor sports, 191; population, 191
Laconia Car Shops (Laconia), 192
Laconia Grant, 32
Ladd, Luther C., 338
Ladd, Nathaniel, 166
Ladd, Simeon, 166–67
Lady Wentworth (poem), 264
Lafayette (historic building) (Newport), 348
Lafayette Artillery Company, 495
Lafayette Elm, site of (Hopkinton), 460
Lafayette House (Dover), 145
Lafayette Place (Franconia Notch), 325
Lafayette Place Camp Ground (Franconia Notch), 325
Lake Shore Park, 422
Lake Tarleton Clubhouse, 354
Lakeport, 312
Lakes
Asquam, 315–16; Baboosic, 300, 491; Beaver, 411; Blaisdell, 480; Bradley, 452; Canobie, 446; Chocorua, 278; Christine, 377; Contoocook, 466; Conway, 386; Crystal, 281; Dublin, 498; Eagle, 327; Echo, 282, 327; First Connecticut, 336; Fourth Connecticut, 337; Franklin Pierce, 469; Glen, 476; Gloriette, 376; Half Moon, 442; Hermit, 288; Highland, 452; Kezar, 480; Kimball, 283; Kingston, 484; Lonesome, 325–26; Mascoma, 456; Massabesic, 489; Massasecum, 479; Merry-Meeting, 442; Mirror, 423; Monomonac, 467; Mountain, 275; Munson, 470; Newfound, 339–40; of the Clouds, 298, 508; Ogontz, 401; Ossipee, 276–77; Partridge, 401; Paugus, 312; Pawtuckaway, 485; Potanipo, 494; Profile, 326; Province, 414; Second Connecticut, 336, 337; Skatutakee, 499; Spofford, 471; Star, 508; Sunapee, 437–38; Swanzey, 344; Tarleton, 354; Third Connecticut, 337; Umbagog, 374; Waukewan, 315; Webster, 430; Wentworth, 439; Winnipesaukee, 312–13, 422, 425, 440; Winnisquam, 309
Lakeside (Lake Sunapee), 431
Lakeside (Lake Umbagog), 374
Langdon, John, Gov., 226; house of (Portsmouth), 226
Langdon, Samuel, Rev., 226–27
Langley-Boardman House (Portsmouth), 91
Larkin House (Portsmouth), 91, 235
Laughton, Marie Ware, 218
L’Avenir National (newspaper), 105, 195
Laws House (Sharon), 503
Le Joliete Snowshoe Club, Club House of (Berlin), 293
Leach’s Island, 268
Lead Mine Bridge (Shelburne), 380
League of New Hampshire Arts and Crafts, 108, 139
Lear, Tobias, 231; house of (Portsmouth), 231
Leavitt, Dudley, home of (Center Harbor), 417
Leavitt House (Exeter), 168–69
Lebanon Community Building (Lebanon), 350
Ledge (Mount Washington), 296
Ledyard Bridge (Hanover), 183–84
Ledyard, John, 183–84
Lee, 448–49
Lee, Ann, 87
Lee, Mary, 467
Lemon Squeezer (North Woodstock), 411
Lempster, 346–47
Levett, Christopher, 510
Lewis, Edward Morgan, Dr., 157
Lewis Fields (Durham), 157
Liberty Flagpole (Portsmouth), 233
Liberty Gorge (Franconia Notch), 325
Libraries
Athenaeum (Portsmouth), 234; Baker Memorial (Hanover), 178–80; Barnes (Meriden), 372; Boscawen, 305; Bradford, 437; Carpenter Memorial (Manchester), 200–01; Dover Public (Dover), 145; First Free Library in United States (Peterborough), 83; Fiske Free (Claremont), 129–31; Franklin, 170; Fuller Public (Hillsborough), 462; Gale Memorial (Laconia), 193; Gregg Free (Wilton), 495; Griffin Free (Auburn), 29; Hamilton Smith (Durham), 157; Juvenile (Dublin), 44–45, 83; Long Memorial (Hopkinton), 460; Lyme, 351; Moultonborough, 415; Mt. Caesar Union (Swanzey), 345; Nashua Public (Nashua), 214–15; New Castle, 266; Nichols Memorial (Center Harbor), 417; Nick’s Memorial (Franconia), 408; Peterborough Public (Peterborough), 220; Pillsbury Free (Warner), 436; Public (Littleton), 400; Public (Portsmouth), 234; Richardson (Sugar Hill), 409; Rochester Public (Rochester), 249; Sheldon (Concord), 458; Social Library Company (Dover), 82; State (Concord), 138; Thayer Public (Keene), 190; Tucker (Henniker), 461; Wason Memorial (New Boston), 476
Lighthouses
Fort Point (New Castle), 267; Spindle Point (Pitchwood Island), 429; Whale-Back (Wood Island), 244
L’Impartial (newspaper), 105, 207
Lincoln, Abraham, 165
Lincoln House (Dover), 145
Lincoln, Robert, boarding-place of (Exeter), 165
Linen manufacture (see Industry)
Lingfield, Edward, 196
Lisbon Manufacturing Plant (Lisbon), 402
Literature, 97–103
Little Boar’s Head (North Hampton), 262
Little Red Mill (Campton), 320
Littleton, 399–402
Livermore Falls, 57
Livermore House (Plymouth), 319
Livermore Mansion (Milford), 493
Lloyd, Byfield, 397
Lloyd, Harry K., 131
Lloyd Hills, 397
Locke, John, 263
Lodge (Antrim), 464
Log Cabin (Hampton Falls), 258
Lolly House (Francestown), 477
Long Island, 426
Long Meadow Farms (Center Harbor), 417
Long Pond Forest Camp, 421
Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth, 102
Lookout (Hillsborough Center), 463
Loon Island, 429
Loon Pond, 463–64
Lord House (Amherst), 492
Lord House (Effingham), 414
Lord, Isaac, 413–14
Lord Mansion (Effingham), 414
Lord’s Hill, 413
Lost Nation, 332
Lost River Reservation, 410–11
Lotteries, 39
Lottery Bridge (Hillsborough), 468
Lovejoy Sands, 429
Lovewell House, site of (Nashua), 213
Lovewell, John, 213
Lovewell, John, Jr., Capt., 116, 207, 213, 275, 302
Lovewell’s War, 35–36
Lowell Offering (publication), 54–55
Lower Ammonoosuc Falls, 396
Lower Warner, 435
Lullwood (Milford), 493
Lumbering (see Industry)
Lyme, 351
Lyme Center, 351
Lyndeborough, 495
MacDowell Association, Inc. (Peterborough), 221
MacDowell Colony (Peterborough), 102, 110, 114, 218, 220–21
MacDowell, Edward, 102,114, 218, 221; grave of (Peterborough), 221
MacDowell, Marian Nevins, 110, 114, 221
MacKaye Home (Cornish), 371
MacKaye, Percy, 113
Madbury, 448
Madison Boulder (Madison), 279
Maine Central Railroad, 68
Mammoth Road, 444
Manchester, 59–60, 76–77, 194–205, 475
Early history, 196–97; early labor conditions, 198; industries, 59, 60, 195, 198; racial elements, 76, 77,195–96
Manchester Historic Association Building (Manchester), 199–200
Manchester Institute of Arts and Sciences (Manchester), 201
Manchester Union-Leader (newspaper), 106
Manorial homes, 3
Mansion, the (New Hampton), 339
Maplewood Casino (Bethlehem), 398
Maplewood Club (Bethlehem), 397
Marble, Annie Russell, 501
Marlborough, 499–500
Marlow, 346
Marsh-Field, 395
Marsh, Sylvester, 68
Marsh Tavern (Nashua), 213
Marshall Flower Garden (Laconia), 194
Marshall Homestead (Marshall’s Corner), 483
Marshall’s Corner, 483
Mary Had a Little Lamb (poem), 99
‘Mary Had a LittleLamb’ House (Newport), 433
Mascot Mines (Gorham), 292
Mask and Dagger, the, 112
Mason, 501–02
Mason Estate (Walpole), 362
Mason, John, Capt., 31–33, 57, 224, 225, 501
Masonian Controversy, 33
Masonian Proprietors, 451–52, 462
Massasecum Rock (see Massasecum Lake).
Mast Tree Riot of 1734, 159–60
Matthews, William S. B., 114
Maynesboro Game Sanctuary (Berlin), 293
Maynesborough, 124–25
McClary, Andrew, Capt., 450
McColley, John, 462
McCoy, Isabel, Mrs., 450
McDuffie, John, 247
McElwain Shoe Factory (Manchester), 203; (Nashua), 208
McElwain, J. Franklin, 203
McMillan, Andrew, 281–82
Mead, Larkin G., 111
Means House (Amherst), 492
Medicinal Plant Research Station, 443
Mediums’ Camp Meeting of the Two Worlds (East Jaffrey), 466
Meeting-House Green (Hampton Falls), 258
Meeting-houses
Allenstown, 443; Danville, 486; Dover, Friends, 148; Fremont, 486; Gilmanton, Smith, 3; Henniker, Quaker, 462; Jaffrey, 472; Meredith, Dana, 315; Milford, Old White, 403; Nashua, Bird, 212; New Castle, 266; Newington, 270; Sandowm, 93, 488–89; Weare, Quaker, 479
Melvin Mills, 436–37
Melvin Village, 423–24
Memorial Bridge (Portsmouth), 242
Memorial Foot Bridge (Randolph), 382
Mendelssohn Glee Club (Peterborough), 221
Meredith, 314–16
Meriden, 372–73
Merrill, Nathaniel, Capt., home of (North Haverhill), 356
Merrimack, 300–01
Merrimack Boating Company, 65
Merrimack County Farm (Boscawen), 307
Metal deposits, 22
Methodists (see Religion)
Middlesex Company, 65
Milan, 293
Milan Hill (Milan), 293
Mile Bridge, 261
Mile Post (Hampton), 259
Milford Cabinet, 105
Milford Cabinet, office of (Milford), 493
Milford Historical and Genealogical Society, 493
Mill Village, 347
Miller, Charles R., 100
Miller, James, Gen., 496; birthplace and home of (Temple), 496
Miller, Rod, 131
Milmore, Martin, 129
Milton, 275
Milton Mills, 275
Miner, Alonzo Ames, Rev., 346
Mineral Springs (North Conway), 283
Mirror Lake, 423
Moffat, John, Capt., 240
Moffat-Ladd House (Portsmouth), 240–41
Moffat Warehouse (Portsmouth), 241
Molly Stark Gun (New Boston), 476
Monadnock Mills (Claremont), 128
Monadnock Paper Company Mills (Antrim), 464
Monday Reading Club (Claremont), 127
Monitor Marker (Nashua), 209
Monmouth, Elizabeth Harper, Mrs., 307
Monroe, 405–06
Monroe, James, 253
Monster of Monsters, The (pamphlet), 104
Mont Vernon, 494
Montalban Ridge, 508
Montgomery House (Haverhill), 355
Moody’s Cave (Star Island), 245
Moorehead, Warren King, 26
Moose Brook State Forest Camp (Gorham), 380
Morey, Samuel, 352
Morison House (Peterborough), 497
Mormon Church (see Religion)
Morrill, David L., 485
Morrill, John, birthplace of (Boscawen), 305
Morse House (Marlborough), 499
Morse, Samuel F. B., 108
Morse Tavern (Hopkinton), 459
Mortar Lot (Franklin), 171
Moses Rock, 379–80
Moulton, Jonathan, Gen., 258
Moultonborough Corner, 415
Moultonborough Neck, 416
Mount Franklin Park, 344
Mount St. Mary College (Hooksett), 82, 302
Mount Washington Summit Road, 294–96
Mountain Aejis (newspaper), 105
Mountains
Agassiz, 399; Ames, 283; Bald Face, 283; Black, 293, 356; Black Cap, 283; Caesar, 345; Cannon (see Profile Mountain); Cardigan, 454–55; Carrigain, 387, 514; Catamount, 442; Cherry, 328, 396; Chocorua, 277, 279; Cube, 352; Dearborn, 478; Fall, 364; Flume, 325; Forist, 293; Fort, 443; Grand Monadnock, 357, 467, 474, 498; Great Moose, 276; Jefferson, 381; Kearsarge, 436; Kilburn, 364; Kinsman, 409–11; Lafayette, 514; Lempster, 346; Liberty, 325; Little Monadnock, 358; Lovewell, 469; Madison, 291, 380; Middle, 283; Middle Moat, 282; Moose, 172, 275; Moosilauke, 356, 514; Parker, 387; Passaconaway, 387; Pawtuckaway, 486; Peaked, 283; Pemigewasset, 325; Pequawket, 282, 513; Pine, 292; Pitcher, 346; Profile, 327, 411, 514; Ragged, 452; Rattlesnake, 419; Sandwich, 514; Scragg, 406; Shaw, 423; Smart’s, 351, 352; Speckled, 283; Starr King, 383; Sunday, 352; Temple, 503; Teneriffe, 275; Thorn, 285; Uncanoonuc, 475–76; Washington, 381, 509–13; White, 5, 9, 10, 507–14; Whittier, 277, 414; Willard, 514
Mt. Clinton Road, 394
Mt. Crescent House (Gorham), 381
Mt. Crotched Country Club (Francestown), 477
Mt. Cube House (Orford), 353
Mt. Washington Cog Railway, 395–96
Mt. Washington Hotel (Bretton Woods), 395
Munsonville, 470
Murphy, Francis P., Maj., 203
Museums
Clock (Sunapee), 431–32; Conservation (Meriden), 373; Fitts (Candia Hill), 487; Libby (Wolfeborough), 423, 427; Morse (Warren), 420; Perkins (Center Barnstead), 442; Wilson (Hanover), 183
Art
Carpenter Hall (Hanover), III; Currier Gallery of (Manchester), III, 201–02; League of New Hampshire Arts and Crafts (Concord), 139; Rodman Gallery (Fitzwilliam), 358
Dartmouth College Museum (Hanover), 29; Manchester Historic Association Building (Manchester), 199–200; Museum of New Hampshire Historical Society (Concord), 139
Natural History
Woodman Institute (Dover), 148–49
Music
Amateur groups, 113; MacDowell Colony, 114; noted musicians, 113–14
Music Colony (Bridgewater), 340
Nancy Brook, 387–88
Nancy Cascades, 388
Nansen Ski and Outing Club, 76, 124
Narrows, the (Portsmouth), 244
Nashua, 206–17
Foreign elements in, 207; history, 207–08; industrial life in, 206–07
Nashua and Lowell Railroad, 66–67
Nashua City Hall, 208
Nashua Country Club (Nashua), 299
Nashua Gummed and Coated Paper Company (Nashua), 214
Nashua Manufacturing Company, 54, 206, 214
Nashua Manufacturing Company Plant (Nashua), 213
Nashua Telegraph (newspaper), 207
Nashua Watch Factory, site of (Nashua), 209
National Civic Federation, 150–51
Native characteristics, 3–4
Natural Resources (see Natural Setting)
Natural Setting, 7–25
Forests, 9, 23–25; geography, topography, and climate, 7–12; geology, 12–16; natural resources, 22–25; wild life, 16–22
Nature Garden (North Woodstock), 410–11
Navy Yard (Kittery, Me.), 58
Nawellet (Indian chief), 342
Nelson, 499
Nevens’s Stone (Hollis), 300
New Boston, 476–77
New Castle, 265–68
New Durham, 442
New England Association of Farmers, Mechanics, and other Workingmen, 54
New England Council, 59
New Hampshire as Royal Province (see History)
New Hampshire College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, 46
New Hampshire Egg Auction, 445
New Hampshire Fish Hatcheries (Warren), 419
New Hampshire Gazette (newspaper), 104
New Hampshire Historical Society (Concord), 138, 457
New Hampshire Medical Institute, 174
New Hampshire Medical Society, 43
New Hampshire Orphans’ Home (Boscawen), 308
New Hampshire Patriot (newspaper), 44
New Hampshire Pythian Home (see Thompson Home)
New Hampshire State Federation of Labor, 61
New Hampshire State Hospital (Concord), 457
New Hampshire State Prison (Concord), 303
New Hampshire State Sanitarium (Glencliffe), 421
New Hampshire Tuberculosis Association, 127
New Hampton, 338–40
New Hampton Academy (New Hampton), 339
New Ipswich, 502–03
New Ipswich Mill, 54
New Ipswich Old Pound, 503
New London, 430–31
Newbury, 437–38
Newfields, 482
Newington, 270–71
Newmarket, 482–83
Newmarket Manufacturing Company (Somersworth), 54
Newport, 347–48
Newspapers, 104–06
Nichols, Dolly, 424–25
Nichols House (Plainfield), 371
‘Nip Club,’ 167
Noone, 465–66
Noone’s Sons Company (Noone), 466
North Charlestown, 367
North Common (Nashua), 217
North Conway, 281–84
North Hampton, 260
North Haverhill, 356
North Londonderry, 444
North Rochester, 275
North Stratford, 333–34
North Sutton, 480
North Swanzey, 359
North Virginia Company (see Plymouth Company)
North Wakefield, 276
North Walpole, 364
Northern Railroad, 67
Northumberland, 332–33
Norway Pond, 465
Notchland, 388–94
Notchland Players, 388
Nottingham Square, 485
Nutting, Wallace, 231
Oakes Gulf, 298
Ocean-Born Mary House (Henniker), 461–62
‘Ocean-Born Mary’ of Henniker, 117
Ocket, Molly, 280
Octagonal Wooden Building (Fabyan), 396
Odiorne House (Exeter), 168
Odiorne’s Point, 264
Old Bow Mill (Bow), 303
Old Colony Inn (Walpole), 361
Old Forge (Sugar Hill), 408
Old Fort, site of (Charlestown), 365
Old Gold Mine Road, 498
Old Home Day, 3
Old Homestead (Swanzey), 345
Old houses, 3
Old Man of the Mountains (Franconia Notch), 326, 509
Old Man of Seabrook (Seabrook), 254
Old Mill (Franconia), 408
Old Newington Shipyards (Newington), 270
Old Parsonage (Newington), 90, 270–71
‘Old Peppersass’ (locomotive), 395
Old Pines (Winchester), 344
Old Pound (Gilmanton), 441
Old Province Road, 64
Old State House (Portsmouth), 233
Old Tavern (Fitzwilliam), 357–58
Old Toll House (Claremont), 434
Old Town House (Bridgewater), 341
Old Town Pound (Manchester), 202–03
Oliverian Forest Camp, 421
Oliverian Notch, 421
Oracle House (Portsmouth), 235–36
Orange, 455
Ordination Rock (Tamworth), 277–78
Ore Hill (Sugar Hill), 408
Orford, 352–54
Ornithological Society of St. Anselm College, 19
Orozco, José Clemente, 179
Osgood House (Dover), 150–51
Ossipee Courthouse, 439
‘Ould Robin Hood,’ 143
Outdoor Players, 218
Oval, The (Milford), 493
Pacific Mills (Lawrence), 56
Page, David, 331
Page House (Page’s Corner), 459
Painters (see Art)
Paper manufacture (see Industry)
Paradise Falls (North Woodstock), 411
Paris Mansion (Charlestown), 365
Park Hill, 359
Parker, Nathan, Dr., home of (Portsmouth), 230
Parkhurst Hall (Hanover), 178
Parkman, Francis, 394
Parks
Athletic (Peterborough), 497; Broad Street (Claremont), 129; Clough (Meredith), 315; College (Hanover), 182; Corbin (Newport), 348–49; Derryfield (Manchester), 203; Endicott (Milford), 493; Endicott Rock (The Weirs), 313; Forest Lake, 330; George (Hopkinton), 435; Greeley (Nashua), 216; Haven (Portsmouth), 230; Kingston Lake, 484; Livingstone (Manchester), 301; Meeting-House (Nashua), 299; Meeting-House Green Memorial (Hampton Falls), 259; Miller, General (Temple), 496; Odell (Franklin), 171; Pine Hill (Littleton), 401; Pine Island, 444; River Brook (Northwood), 449; Robin Hood (Keene), 190; Safford (North Swanzey), 359; Sandwich Notch (Sandwich), 416; Smith (Durham), 155; Stark (Manchester), 205; Victory (Manchester), 199; Wadleigh (North Sutton), 480; Webster, 443; Wheelock (Keene), 359; Wildwood (Keene), 359; Wilmarth (Newport), 348
Parochial Schools, 81
Parrish House and Studio (Plainfield), 371
Parrish, Maxfield, 109, 371, 372
Parrish, Stephen, home of (Plainfield), 371
Parry, Edward, 230
Parson Main Monument (Rochester), 248
Parsonage (Westmoreland), 360
Parson’s Homestead (Rye), 263
Parson’s Point (Rye), 263
Passaconaway, 387
Passaconaway (Chief), 28–29, 196
Payson’s Folly (Bath), 404
Peboamuk Falls (Randolph), 381
Peck House (Walpole) (see Allen House)
Pecketts, 408
Peirce House (Portsmouth), 91, 235
Pembroke, 302–03
Pembroke Academy (Pembroke), 302
Pemigewasset House (Plymouth), 318
Pemigewasset Wilderness, 509
Penacook, 303–04 (see also Concord)
Pequawket, 278–79
Percy, 377
Percy Peaks, 377
Perkins, George Hamilton, Commodore, 435; home of (Contoocook), 435
Perley, Stephen, 192
Perry, William, home of (Exeter), 161
Pest Island, 268
Peterborough, 218–21
Peterborough Anthology (book), 102–03
Peterborough colony, 97, 102–03
Phillips Exeter Academy (Exeter), 81, 163–64; architecture of, 95
Pierce, Arthur, Col., 464
Pierce, Franklin, 102, 104–05; home, site of (Hillsborough), 469
Pierce Homestead (Hillsborough), 468
Pierce Tavern (Canaan), 455
Pierce’s Island, 268
Piermont, 353–54
Pike, 421–22
Pine Cliff, 437
Pine Mountain Notch, 291
Pine Needle Ski Jump (Newport), 348
Pinelands (Center Harbor), 417
Pinkerton Academy (Derry), 446
Pinkham, Lydia, 481
Pinkham Notch, 511–12
Pinkham Notch Camp, 288
Pinkham, Richard, 153
Pinnacle (Andover), 452; (East Grafton), 453; (Hooksett), 301
Piscataqua (see Portsmouth)
Pitchwood Island, 424
Pitt Tavern (Portsmouth), 233
Pittsburg, 335–37
Pittsfield, 442–43
Plainfield, 372–73
Plainfield Town Hall, 372
Plant, Thomas G., residence of (Melvin Village), 423–24
Plantation of Contoocook, 304
Plantation of Penny Cook (see Concord)
Platt House (Cornish), 371
Plumer, William, 484
Plummer’s Ridge (Milton), 275
Plymouth, 317–20
Plymouth Company, 31
Plymouth Normal School (Plymouth), 318–19
Poets of New Hampshire (book), 97–98
Polar Caves (West Plymouth), 418–19
Pollyanna (book), 400
Pomeroy Cove, 271
Baker, 353; Blow-Me-Down, 370; Cedar, 294; Cheshire, 466; Crystal, 454; Cunningham, 496; Diamond, 376; Harrisville, 499; Horseshoe, 300; Island, 484; Lovell, 275; Mt. William, 478; of Safety, 381–82; Pinnacle, 301; Post, 351; Rand’s, 347; Sip, 357; South, 358; Spectacle, 349; Success, 293; Suncook, 443; Thorndyke, 473; Wilson, 359; York, 377
Poole, Fanny Runnels, 353
Porter, Eleanor H., 400
Porter, Fitz-John, Gen., 230; home of (Portsmouth), 230; statue of (Portsmouth), 230
Portland and Ogdensburg Railroad, 68
Art and literature, 224; as a summer resort, 223–24; description, 222–23; exploration and settlement, 57–58, 224–25; industry and commerce, 58, 223, 225; U.S. Navy Yard, 223, 242–43
Portsmouth Gazette (newspaper), 224
Portsmouth Historical Society, 236
Portsmouth Navy Yard (Kittery, Me.), 223, 242–43
Potter Place, 430
Pottery (see Art)
Powder House (Exeter), 167
Prentiss, John, 189
Prescott, Benjamin F., 484–85
Presidential Range, 508, 511, 513
Prichard, Benjamin, 54, 198, 502
Primeval Pines (Sutton), 480
Pring, Martin, Capt., 31, 142, 224, 264
Printing Office of Daniel Fowle, site of (Portsmouth), 230
Private schools and academies (see Education)
Privateering, 41
Proctor Academy (Andover), 451
Proctor, Edna Dean, 461
Producer-consumer marketing (see Agriculture)
Profile and Franconia Notch Railroad, 68
Profile Falls, 338
Profile Golf Club, 328
Profile House, site of (Franconia Notch), 326
Prospect Hill, 494
‘Province of Maine,’ 32
Provincial Congress, 39–40
Provincial Government, 159
Pryng, Martin, Capt. (see Pring, Martin, Capt.)
Public Service Commission, 69
Public Song Service, 496
Pulpit Rock (Meredith), 312
Pumpelly Trail, 499
Purgatory Falls, 493–94
Puritans, 3–6
Putney Garrison, site of (Hopkinton), 435
Putney Hill (Hopkinton), 435
Quakers (see Religion)
Queen Anne’s War, 35
Queen’s Chapel (see St. John’s Church, Portsmouth)
Queen’s Garrison, site of (Nashua), 209–12
Quimby School (Center Sandwich), 416
Racial Elements Danish, 57; English, 75–77; French-Canadian, 75–77, 195; Greeks, 196; Poles, 196; Scotch-Irish, 53, 75
Radio Stations
Laconia, WLNH, 106; Manchester, WFEA, 106, 301; Portsmouth, WHEB, 106
Ragged Mountain Fish and Game Club, clubhouse of (Andover), 452
Railroads (see Transportation)
Rand Store (Rye), 263
Randolph, 381–82
Randolph Hill, 380–81
Randolph Path, 381
Rattlesnake Island, 427
Ravine House (Randolph), 381, 382
Raymond, 485
Raymond Cave (see John Clough Park)
Rearing Station (Sunapee), 432
Reconstruction Finance Corporation, 55
Red Hill (Center Harbor), 416
Red Mill (Wilton), 495
‘Red Paint People’ (see Indians)
Redstone, 386–87
Redstone Ledge (Redstone), 386
Redstone Quarries (Redstone), 386
Reed House (Fitzwilliam), 358
Reed House (Westmoreland), 360
Reed’s Ferry, 300
Religion
Baptists, 85–86; Christian Scientists, 87; early churches, 84; early ministers, 84–85; educational institutions, 87–88; Free-Will Baptists, 85; Methodists, 86; Mormons, 219; publications, 88; Quakers, 85, 144, 478; Roman Catholics, 86; Shakers, 87, 306–07; state-church system, 85; Unitarians, 86; Universalists, 86
Religious toleration, 34
Religious Toleration Act of 1819, 44
Reservations
Albert E. Pillsbury, 347; Bear Brook, 443; Fay, 321; Franconia Notch, 321–24; Governor Wentworth, 440; Lost River, 410–11; Monadnock, 473; Pawtuckaway, 486; Rhododendron, 358 (see also Forests, Parks)
Revere Bell (Hancock), 465
Revere, Paul, 253
Revolution (see History)
Rice House (Portsmouth), 241
Richmond Rearing Station, 344
Riddle, Isaac, 490
Rindge, 467
Rindge, Daniel, 467
Riverdale, 478
Rivers
Androscoggin, 123, 125; Ashuelot, 342, 344; Chocorua, 279; Ellis, 284; Falls, 257; Israel, 384; Lost, 411; Mascoma, 373; Merrimack, 60; Nashua, 206; Pemigewasset, 317, 321, 326; Salmon Falls, 246, 272–73, 275; Sugar, 127, 128; Taylor, 258
Rivier College (Hudson), 82
Roberts Farm (Dover), 271
Roberts, Thomas, 271
Roberts, Timothy, Capt., 246
Robinson Seminary (Exeter), 164
Rochester, 245–49
Early history, 246, 247; industry, 246–47; racial elements, 246
Rochester Annual Fair, 246
Rochester Common (Rochester), 249
Rock Rimmon (Manchester), 475
Rockingham Park, 447
Rocky Gorge (Wilton), 495
Rogers, John, 110
Rogers’ Rangers, 332–33
Rogers, Robert, Capt., 38, 116
Rolfe and Rumford Home (Concord), 140–41
Rollins House (Portsmouth), 231
Rollinsford, 272
Rope-Walk, site of (Portsmouth), 231
Rosebrook, Eleazar, 334, 396, 517
Roth, Edward, 115
Rounded House (Upper Bath Village), 404
Rowe-Bradley House (Walpole), 361–62
Rublee, George, home of (Plainfield), 370
Rumford, Count (see Thompson, Benjamin)
Rumford Press (Concord), 139
Rumney Depot, 419
Rumney Village, 419
Russian Easter Celebration (Claremont), 128
Rye, 260
Rye Center, 263
Rye Harbor, 263
Rye North Beach, 263
Saint (see also as if spelled St.)
Saint-Gaudens, Augustus, 109, 110–11, 368–69
Saint-Gaudens, Homer, 370
Saint-Gaudens, Louis, Mrs., home of (Cornish), 370
Saint-Gaudens Memorial (Cornish), 368–70
Salem, 447
Salem Depot, 447
Salisbury, 451
Salisbury Boulder, 451
Salisbury Heights, 451
Salmon Brook, 213
Salmon Falls, 272
Salmon Hole Bridge, 401–02, 409
Sanborn English House (Hanover), 178
Sanborn, Franklin B., 100; birthplace of (Hampton Falls), 257
Sanbornton Fair Grounds, 309
Sanbornton Gulf, 309
Sanbornton Square, 309
Sanbornville, 275
Sandemanian Society, 227
Sanderson, James, 56
Sandwich, 415–16
Sandwich Home Industries (Sandwich), 416
Sandwich Notch Road, 320
Sandy Island, 426
Sargent Camp (Peterborough), 497
Savage, James W., 490
Sawyer, Alfred I., 147
Sawyer, Allen, 53
Sawyer House (Piermont), 354
Sawyer Mansion (Dover), 147–48
Sawyer Rock Forest Camp (Bartlett), 387
Sawyer Tavern (Keene), 470
Sawyer Woolen Mills (Dover), 147
Scammell, Alexander, Col., 154
Scammell Bridge (Durham), 154, 448
Scammon, Rachel, Mrs., 85
Schofield, John, 454
Scotch-Irish Element (see Racial Elements)
Scott and Williams, Inc. Building (Laconia), 193
Scott House (Newmarket), 483
Sculpture (see Art)
Sculptured Rocks (Hebron), 341
Scytheville, 430
Seabrook, 253–54
Seabrook Beach, 261
Seabrook Nurseries (Seabrook), 254
Searle’s Castle (Salem), 446–47
Seavey Homestead (Rye), 264
Seavey’s Island, 268
Second Courthouse, site of (Amherst), 491
Second Meeting-House, site of (Durham), 156
Sentinel Office (Keene), 189
Settlement (see History)
79 Silver Street (Dover), 147
Sewall, Judge, 134
Shad Rock (Franklin), 171
Shaker Bridge (Enfield), 456
Shaker Village, 306–97
Shaker Villages (Enfield), 455
Shakers (see Religion)
Shapleigh’s Island, 268
Sharon, 503
Shattuck Observatory (Hanover), 182
Shedd-Porter Memorial (Alstead), 363
Sheep raising (see Agriculture)
Shelburne, 379–80
Shelburne Birches (Shelburne), 380
Shillaber, Benjamin P., 100, 224
Shinn House (Plainfield), 372
Shipbuilding (see Industry)
Shipman Estate (Plainfield); 372
Shipman, Louis Evan, 102
Shirley Hill, 475
Shirley Hill Station, 475
Shoe Manufacturing (see Industry)
Short Falls, 443
Shortbridge, Richard, Mrs. (see Pitman, ‘Molly’)
Shute, Henry A., Judge, 101; home of (Exeter), 165
Sidney, Margaret, 247
Signal Tree (Swanzey), 345
Silver Cascade (Crawford Notch), 392
Silver Street (Dover), 145–57
Silversheen Fox and Fur Farm (Merrimack), 301
Ski Trails, 525–32
Skiing (see Sports and Recreation)
Skyline Farm (Littleton), 401
Slade Estate (Cornish), 368
Sleeper’s Island, 427
Smith, Coffin, 166
Smith House (Durham), 155
Smith, Jeremiah, 168; house of (Exeter), 168
Smith, John, Capt., 31, 142, 224, 244, 245, 264, 339
Smith, John H., 342
Snow Arch (Jackson), 288
Snow Cross (Franconia), 408
‘Snow trains,’ 524
Snowshoe Clubs, 195
Snowville, 281
Snuff-Box (Plainfield), 371
Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities, 231
Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests, 24, 512
Soldiers’ Memorial (Exeter), 164
Somersworth, 272–74
Sons of Liberty, 266
Soo-ni-pi Park, 431
South Acworth, 363–64
South Charlestown, 365
South Lyndeborough, 495
South Newbury, 437
South Parish Parsonage (Portsmouth), 226–27
South Ponds, 377
South Tamworth, 414–15
South Tamworth Industries Plant (South Tamworth), 415
South Weare, 478
South Wolfeborough, 441
Spanish War, 47
Sparks, Boyden, 198
Spaulding Fibre Company (Rochester), 245
Spaulding, John Hubbard, 115–16
Spence House (Portsmouth), 236
Split Rock (Hopkinton), 461
Spofford, 470
Sports and Recreation, 517–32
Camping, 520–21; fishing, 518–19; golf, 521–22; hiking and climbing, 519–20; hunting, 123–24, 518–19; tennis, 521; water sports, 522–23; winter sports, 124, 309, 436, 523–32
Squakeag Indians (see Indians)
St. Anselm College (Manchester), 82, 475
St. John’s Seminary (Center Harbor), 417
St. Mary’s in the Mountains (Bethlehem), 308, 406
St. Paul’s School (Concord), 81, 458
Stark, 378
Stark, Caleb, Maj., 460
Stark, George, Gen., 216
Stark, John, Gen., 135, 204–05, 459–60; birthplace, site of (Derry), 446; home of (Manchester), 204
Stark Mansion (Page’s Corner), 460
Stark Mill, site of (Page’s Corner), 460
Stark’s Well (Manchester), 205
State Aid Road Law, 47
State Board of Education, 80
State Board of Health, 46
State Constitution, 42, 46, 50
State Department of Agriculture, 74
State Department of Forestry and Recreation, 24
State Fish Hatcheries (Colebrook), 376; (Laconia), 312; (New Hampton), 339
State Forestry Department, Nursery of (Boscawen), 307
State House (Concord), 137
State Library (Concord), 138
State school system (see Education)
Steamboat Island, 426
Stearns School (Mont Vernon), 494
Stevens, Ebenezer, 451
Stevens House (Claremont), 131,
Stevens, Paran, 131
Stirrup Iron Brook, 307
Stobie’s Farm (Hooksett), 301
Stockwell, Emmons, 331
Stoddard, 469
Stoddard Mill Village, 469
Stone Bridge, 461
Stone Couch (Bethlehem), 406
Stone Houses (Bath), 404; (Brookline), 494; (Lancaster), 332
Stone Settle (Shelburne), 379
Stonedam Island, 424
Stoneleigh Junior College (Rye), 82, 262
Stony Brook, 500
Stratham, 481–82
Stratham Hill, 481
Stratton Flour Mill (Penacook), 304
Straw’s Point (Rye), 262–63
Stream Flow Gauge (Hinsdale), 342
Sturtevant House (Center Harbor), 417
Sugar Hill, 408–09
Sugar Loaf Ledge (Hebron), 340
Sullivan House (Exeter), 161
Sullivan, John, Gen., 154, 155, 156; home of (Durham), 155; monument to (Durham), 156
Sullivan Machinery Company, 128–29; buildings of (Claremont), 132
Sullivan Memorial Bridge, 154
Sullivan Railroad, 67
Sullivan, Roger, 437
Sullivan 7-20-4 Cigar Factory (Manchester), 204
Sullivan Toll Bridge, 271
Sulloway Mills (Franklin), 171
Summer Manse (Hill), 338
Summit House (Mount Washington), 296–97, 396
Sumner House (Claremont), 434
Sunapee, 432
Sunapee Harbor, 432
Suncook, 302
Sunken Forest (Rye), 262
Sunset Hill, 282
Sunset Hill House (Pecketts), 408
Superstitions (see Folklore)
Sutherland, David, Rev., 37
Sutton, 480
Swanzey, 344–45
Swanzey House (Claremont), 132
Swazey Parkway (Exeter), 167
Swift House (Orford), 91
Swift River Road (Conway), 280
Swiftwater Village, 412
Table Rock (Dixville Notch), 376
Tall Clock (Claremont), 131
Tamworth, 277
Tamworth Theater (Tamworth), 277
Taylor, Anthony, 452
Tebbet House (Dover), 147
Temple, 496
Tenney, Samuel, Dr., 166; house of (Exeter), 166
Tenth New Hampshire Turnpike, 510–11
Textile manufacture (see Industry)
Thaxter, Celia, 20, 101, 224; home of (White Island), 245
Thayer School of Civil Engineering (see Bissell Hall)
The Weirs, 313–14
Theater, 112–13
Amateur dramatics, 112–13; Federal Theater productions, 113; summer groups, 112
Third Meeting-House, site of (Nashua), 299
Thirteen Mile Woods, 294
Thompson, Benjamin, 140–41, 154, 156
Thompson, David, 32, 142–43, 224–25
Thompson, Denman, 101
Thompson Home (West Swanzey), 344
Thoreau, Henry, 394
Thornton, 321
Thornton House, site of (Derry), 446
Thornton, Matthew, 300
Thornton’s Ferry, 300
Thousand Streams Fall, 288
Three Mile Hill, 409
Three Mile Island, 425
Ticknor, William D. 100
Tilton, 308–09
Tilton Arch (Tilton), 308
Tilton Junior College (Tilton), 81, 308
Tilton School (Tilton), 308
Timber Island, 428
Tipping Rocks (Shirley Hill), 475
Topography (see Natural Setting)
Tory Hole (Claremont), 433
Towle, David, 104
Towle, Robert, 104
Town House (Peterborough), 219
Town meetings, 33
Town Pounds
Auburn, 488; Chester, 488; Dunbarton, 478; Durham, 156; Gilmanton, 441; Manchester, 202–03; New Ipswich, 503; Sanbornville, 275
Tracy Memorial Building (New London), 431
Traill, Robert, 236
Transmitting Station, WFEA (Manchester), 301
Transportation
Airways, 69–70; bus service, 69; highways, 64–65, 68–69; history of, 253; on Lake Sunapee, 438; on Lake Winnipesaukee, 313; railroads, 66–68, 69; seaplane service, 70; turnpikes, 64–65; waterways, 66
Travena House (Lisbon), 402
Trees, 16–17
Tremont Square (Claremont), 127, 129
Trestle (Crawford Notch), 389
Troy, 358–59
Troy Town Hall, 359
Tuck Drive (Hanover), 183
Tuck, Edward, 138; birthplace of (Exeter), 164
Tuck Memorial House (Hampton Falls), 258
Tuck School of Administration and Finance (Hanover), 180
Tucker, William Jewett, 176
Tuckerman Ravine, 288
Turnpikes (see Transportation)
Twice-Told Tale (story), 389–92
Twin Houses (Hillsborough), 462
Tyler, Benjamin, Col., 128
Tyler Place (Claremont), 433
Uncle Sam House (Mason), 502
Union Village, 275
Union with Massachusetts, 33
Unitarians (see Religion)
U.S. Bureau of Fisheries (Nashua), 217
U.S. Forest Service, 24
United Textile Workers, 62
Universalists (see Religion)
University extension courses (see Education)
University of New Hampshire (Durham)
Buildings of, 157; general description, 82, 153; history of, 156–57
University of New Hampshire College of Agriculture, 74
Upper Ammonoosuc Falls, 395
Upper Bath Village, 404–05
Varney-Ham House (Dover), 152
Vermont boundary, 41–42
Vermont Central Railroad, 67
Vermont Valley Railroad Corporation, 67
Verrazano, 509
Vessel Rock (Gilsum), 346
Vilas Bridge, 364
Vilas Pool (Alstead), 363
Villa Augustina (Grasmere), 475
‘Vinegar Bible,’ 239
Virginia Charter, first, 31
Vocational education (see Education)
Wadleigh’s Falls, 448
Wager, Phillip, 86
Wakefield, 276
Waldron, Richard, Col., 270
Waldron, Richard, Maj., 134, 143, 144, 149, 150, 270
Waldron’s Garrison, site of (Dover), 149–50
Walker Home (Cornish), 371
Walker, Timothy, Rev., 139
Wallace, E. G., 247
Wallace, Edwin, 247
Walpole, 360–64
Walpole Inn (Walpole), 361
Walpole Society for Bringing to Justice Horse Thieves and Pilferers, 360
Walton House, site of (New Castle), 267
Wapack Trail, 496
War of 1812, 44
Ward, Artemus (see Browne, Charles Farrar)
Warner, 435–36
Warner House (Portsmouth), 90–91, 237–38
Washington, 469
Washington, George, Gen., 40, 160, 167, 233, 242, 253
Washington House (Pittsfield), 443
Water resources, 22–23
Water sports (see Sports and Recreation)
Water Street (Nashua), 214
Watering Trough (Walpole), 362
Waterloo, 436
Waternomee Brook Cascades (North Woodstock), 410
Waterville Forest Camp (Waterville), 320
Waterville Valley, 320–21
Waterville Valley Road, 320
Waterways (see Transportation)
Waumbek Methna, 510
Waverly Magazine, 407
Weare House (Hampton Falls), 257
Weare, Meschech, Gov., 257, 478; monument to (Hampton Falls), 257
Webb Hill, 500
Webster-Ashburton Treaty, 7, 45
Webster Bridge (Franklin), 171
Webster, Daniel, 54, 98, 99, 165, 169, 175; 318; birthplace of (Franklin), 308; bust of (Franklin), 171; first law office, site of (Boscawen), 305; home of (Boscawen), 307–08; homestead (Boscawen), 305
Webster, Ezekiel, 305
Webster Hall (Hanover) (see Dartmouth College)
Webster Place (Boscawen), 307–08
Weeks House (Greenland), 90, 481
Weeks, John W., home of (Lancaster), 330
Wehanownowit, 159
Weirs, The, 313–14
Weld Homestead (Cornish), 368
Wellman Home (Cornish), 368
Wellswood Inn (Hampton Falls), 254
Wendell Farmhouse (Rye), 264
Wendell House (Portsmouth), 227–30
Wendell, Isaac, 273
Wentworth, 419
Wentworth, Arioch, 272
Wentworth, Benning, Gov., 37–38, 173, 182, 265, 267, 455, 461
Wentworth Gardiner House (Portsmouth), 231–32
Wentworth Golf Club (New Castle), 265
Wentworth Home for Aged People (Portsmouth), 231
Wentworth, John, Gov., 38–39, 40, 53, 64, 93, 165, 231, 317, 439, 440, 517
Wentworth, John (Long John), 100, 415
Wentworth, Joseph, 273; house of (Somersworth), 273
Wentworth Manor (Dover), 272
Wentworth Mansion (Portsmouth), 264–65
Wentworth Mansion, site of (Wolfeborough), 440
Wentworth, Mark, 294; house of (Portsmouth), 227
Wentworth, Steven, 274
Wentworth, William, Elder, 152, 272
Wesleyan Theological Institute, 88
West Andover, 452
West Campton, 320
West Claremont, 433
West Henniker, 462
West Lebanon, 456
West Ossipee, 277
West Peterborough, 497
West Plymouth, 418–19
West Rindge, 467
West Side Road, 280–81
West Stewartstown, 334–35
West Swanzey, 344
West Thornton, 321
West Wilton, 495
Westmoreland, 359–60
Weston Observatory (Manchester), 203
Westport, 344
Weygandt, Cornelius, 103
Wheeler House (Orford), 353
Wheeler, John, 174
Wheelock, Eleazar, Rev., 173, 174
Wheelock, John, 174
Wheelwright, John, Rev., 84, 158–59
Whip and Spur (newspaper), 106
Whipple House (Portsmouth), 236
Whipple, William, Col., 383
Whitcomb House (Portsmouth), 236–37
‘White Cap Society,’ 168–69
White Hills, The (book), 26–27
White, Horace, 334
White Horse Cliff (North Conway), 281
White Lake Camping Ground (West Ossipee), 277
White Ledge Forest Camp (Conway), 279
‘White Mountain School,’ 109
White Mountains (see Mountains)
White’s Tavern (Londonderry), 444
Whitefield, 329–30
Whitefield, George, 38, 85, 155
Whitehouse, Nicholas Varney, 247
Whiting Dairy Milking Parlor (Wilton), 495
Whittier, 414
Whittier, John Greenleaf, 148, 257, 258, 260, 277
Whittier Maple (West Ossipee), 277
Wier-Buckley House (Jaffrey), 472
Wiggin Tavern (Hopkinton), 460
Wild Life (see Natural Setting)
Wilder Chair Factory, site of (New Ipswich), 503
Wilder, Peter, 108
Wildwood Forest Camp (North Woodstock), 411–12
Willard House (Francestown), 477
Willey Camps (Crawford Notch), 389
Willey, Samuel, 389
Willow Brook Inn (New Ipswich), 503
Wilmot, 452
Wilmot Flats, 430
Wilson, James, 446
Wilson Road, 371
Wilson, Samuel, 502
Wilson Tavern (Wilton), 496–97
Wilton, 494–96
Wilton Center, 495
Winchester, 343–44
Wing’s Tavern (Pequawket), 278
Winnipesaukee Mail Boat Trip, 428–29
Winnipesaukee Steamer Trip, 424–28
Winnisquam, 309
Winter Carnival (Hanover), 181
Winter Harbor, 427
Winter Sports (see Sports and Recreation)
Winthrop, John, Gov., 510
Wolf Trap (Center Ossipee), 276
Wolfe Tavern, site of (Somersworth), 274
Wolfeborough, 439–41
Wolfeborough Center, 439–40
Wolfeborough Home Industries, 441
Wonalancet, 29
Wonalancet Kennels (Tamworth), 278
Wood Island, 244
Wood, Leonard, Major Gen., 344
Wood, Walter A., 501
Woodbury Homestead (New Boston), 477
Woodbury Mansion (Bedford), 490
Woodcarvers (see Art)
Wooden Bridge (Bath), 404
Woodman, Annie E., 148
Woodman House (see Woodman Institute)
Woodman Institute (Dover), 148–49
Woodruff Smith Sanctuary (Meriden), 373
Woodstock, 321
Woodsville, 405
Woodsville Cottage Hospital (Woodsville), 356
Woodsville Junction, 405
Woolson, Constance F., site of birthplace (Claremont), 133
World War, 48
World War Memorial (Jaffrey), 466
World War Memorial (Manchester), 199
Wyandotte Mill (Rochester), 245
Wyman, Isaac, Capt., 189
Wyman Tavern (Keene), 189
Ye Cock and Kettle Inn (Seabrook), 254
York Pond State Game Refuge, 377
Young, Brigham, 219
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor, 132
Zealand Forest Camp (Fabyan), 396