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  1. AD032 - John Wentworth House drawings, undated

    Black-and-white scratchboard drawing of John Wentworth House in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire (front elevation). Drawing by Robert Meader and G. A. Rollins.

    Record Type: Archive

  2. AD033 - John Wentworth House drawings, undated

    Black-and-white scratchboard drawing of John Wentworth House in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire (rear elevation). Drawing by Robert Meader and G. A. Rollins.

    Record Type: Archive

  3. C07.554 - Grinding stone

    Pestle

    Record Type: Object

    C07.554 Pestle: Top View
  4. C07.556 - Stone adz

    Adz

    Record Type: Object

    C07.556 Gouge
  5. C07.557 - Stone ax head

    Ax

    Record Type: Object

    C07.557 Ax Head
  6. C07.558 - Stone ax head

    Ax

    Record Type: Object

    C07.558 Ax Head
  7. C07.559 - Steatite Bowl

    Mortar

    Record Type: Object

    Mortar: Top View
  8. C07.560 - Stone pestle

    Pestle

    Record Type: Object

    C07.560 Pestle
  9. C07.561 - Stone pestle

    Pestle

    Record Type: Object

    C07.561 Pestle
  10. C07.562 - Stone ax-head

    Ax

    Record Type: Object

    C07.562 Ax Head
  11. Central New Hampshire - M0062

    Walker, George

    Record Type: Library

  12. MS050 B02 F33.01 - Jonathan Moulton to John Langdon

    Three page letter from Jonathan Moulton in Hampton, N.H. to John Langdon in Portsmouth. Brigadier General Jonathan Moulton (July 21, 1726 – September 18, 1787) played an important role in the early history of New Hampshire. For the first two years of the American Revolutionary War, Moulton's regiment guarded the 18-mile seacoast of New Hampshire against British invasion. But in the fall of 1777, he marched with his men to the Battle of Saratog...

    Record Type: Archive

    Jonathan Moulton to John Langdon
  13. MS107 B01 F87 - John Wentworth to Cyprian Jaffries

    Document written by John Wentworth (as Lieutenant Governor) to Cyprian Jaffries with instructions concerning surveying land between Lake Winnapesaukee and the Merrimac River. He states, "If you should meet any Indians in your travels be sure you treat them kindly and tell them all good peace..." Later he states, "So at your return that we may be certain of what lands we have yet to lay into Townships, on this side of the Merrimac and the Pond [La...

    Record Type: Archive

    John Wentworth to Cyprian Jaffries
  14. P0004_019 - Dolph Naval Photograph Collection

    Dismantling the Steamer Chateaugay

    Record Type: Photo

    Dismantling the Steamer Chateaugay

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