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Name |
Rochester (N.H.) |
Number of Archive records |
9 |
Number of Library records |
24 |
Number of Object records |
0 |
Number of Photo records |
2 |
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Historic powder houses of New England : arsenals of American independence / - UF543 .A3 T48 2013
Thomas, Matthew, 1956-
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In Their Own Words: Transcription and Research of the Original Records of Colonial Rochester, New Hampshire, 1722-1799. - REF F44 .R6 C66 2023
Connell, Patrick O., transcriber
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Map of the Coast from Newbury, MA. to Cape Elizabeth, Me. (from DesBarres atlas, AtlanticNeptune - M0122
DesBarres
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MS050 B01 F27.05 - Gideon Granger to John Langdon
One-page letter from Gideon Granger in Washington, DC, to John Langdon in Portsmouth. Transcription by Cecilia Paquette: Ansd. Washington City Jan. 30 1802 My friend. I have barely time to acknowledge the receipt of yours of the 19th. to assure you we move steadily forward and to inform you that Joseph Clark in Portsmouth at Norway Plain, Moses Dow--at Haverhill and Jonth. Robbins--at Plymouth With real Esteem Gidn. Granger Pray ...
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MS050 B01 F27.07 - Gideon Granger to John Langdon
One-page letter from Gideon Granger in Washington, DC, to John Langdon in Portsmouth. Transcription by Cecilia Paquette: Ansd. Genl. Post Office Feb. 20 1802 My friend. I have this day recd. yours of the 9th. I do not now recollect that you have ever said one word requesting Levi Dearborne Postmaster at Rochester. I wish to know his Character. I have informd. you that Robbins, Wells & Dow are appointed. This day I have appointed Hea...
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MS050 B01 F27.10 - Gideon Granger to John Langdon
One-page letter from Gideon Granger in Washington, DC, to John Langdon in Portsmouth. Transcription by Cecilia Paquette: Ansd. 26th June Levi Dearborn appointed sent by Hanson [these three lines Langdon's? handwriting] [this letter not written in Granger's handwriting] General Post Office April 9th 1802 Sir Yours of the 30 of March is Recd. I inclose you blanks for the appointment of such Post -master as you please at Rochester now...
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MS050 B02 F13.01 - Woodbury Langdon to John Langdon
Two page letter from Woodbury Langdon in Portsmouth to John Langdon in Concord. Woodbury Langdon, 1738-1805, was John Langdon's older brother. He was a merchant, statesman and justice and was a delegate to the Continental Congress. In 1790, he became the first superior court justice to be impeached for neglecting his duties in order to pursue his commercial interests in Portsmouth. Writes that he is surprised that there's no news of the ele...
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MS148 - Seacoast NH LGBT History Project collection, 1973-2023
Collection of the Seacoast NH LGBT History Project, dated 1973 to 2023. The materials were primarily collected by Tom Kaufhold, founder of the Seacoast NH LGBT History Project, based in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The materials are arranged into three series by format: subject files, ephemera, and photographs. The first series includes subject files on people, organizations, and topics related to the LGBTQ+ community in New Hampshire. The subje...
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Phineas Press (Monarch School of New England) - E 3111 B01 F15 (Monarch School of N.E.)
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Phineas Press (Monarch School of New England) - E 3111 B01 F15 (Monarch School of N.E.)
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Phineas Press (Monarch School of New England) - E 3111 B01 F15 (Monarch School of N.E.)
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Phineas Press (Monarch School of New England) - E 3111 B01 F15 (Monarch School of N.E.)
Record Type: Library
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Phineas Press (Monarch School of New England) - E 3111 B01 F15 (Monarch School of N.E.)
Record Type: Library
