For almost one-hundred years this flag had been displayed in this case. Unfortunately gravity and sunlight damaged the sensitive fabrics. We recently had it conserved and now long may it stand, safely behind glass. We invite you to celebrate the dedication and interpretation of the flag and it's history. Friday April 12 at 4pm For details click this link here . or here . Saturday, May 11 from 10:30 - 11:30 am For details click this link here . add more detail history of it's preservation or just short summary with link to more details in another blog? FOL paid $300 for assessment condition report and recommendations by Museum Textile Services $20,000 moose plate grant thanks to ... list NH State Council on the Arts, etc. This flag was used as a processional or parade flag by the Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) to honor Civil War veterans. The GAR was a ... The Grand Army of the Republic was a fraternal organization of Civil War veterans, founded in 1866, based
At first glance you would have a hard time finding something scary about this scene. However, if you look closely at the jumbled pile of rocks at the bottom of the cliff and place them within their historical context as an early local tourist attraction, you will have discovered the Devil's Den. We recently did a story time for local TV. To watch the show follow this link here . Here is another picturesque scene with a spooky story attached to it. According to legend, this was the site where Nancy Barton met her end and was found frozen to death after making her way through a blizzard. For more on her story watch the story here . For more on the legend watch the story here . For more on the Frankenstein trestle watch the story here. For more on the alien story watch our program here . Our final two pictures have been tied to the tragic story of the Willey slide. Some have argued that this scene has an ominous look to it with the stormy weather and the dead trees in the for
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