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Hillsborough, New Hampshire 03244
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O Little Town of Bethlehem in 1909. And Mark Twain.
Franklin Pierce Homestead
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Gleason Falls in Winter
Snowy Stream
British Columbia / B.C. Postal History - 10 / 18 August 1884 - DUCK & PRINGLES, B.C. (split ring / broken circle cancel / postmark) to North Weymouth, Massachusetts, USA via Kamloops, B.C. , Victoria, B.C. and Port Townsend, Washington, USA
Waterfall along a Small Woodland Stream near Hillsborough New Hampshire
Something for Everybody
Old Fence
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Stones & Leaves
More modern stone arch bridge in Hillsborough, New Hampshire. At junction of Sawmill Rd. And W. Main Street. Spanning Beard Brook. Paul Chandler September 2020.
Stone Arch Bridge in Hillsborough, New Hampshire. Spanning Beard Brook.
Stone Arch Bridge in Hillsborough, New Hampshire. Spanning Beard Brook. I haven’t found out the name of this one. One of two different shaped arches on the bridge.
Stone Arch Bridge in Hillsborough, New Hampshire. Spanning Beard Brook. You can make out the second arch to the left. Note the difference in shape.
Stone Arch Bridge in Hillsborough, New Hampshire. Spanning Beard Brook. Second span is to the right. Posted land except for this side.
Stone Arch Bridge in Hillsborough, New Hampshire. Spanning Beard Brook. One of two arches. Just off Beard Rd.
2nd NH Turnpike Stone Arch Bridge in Hillsborough, New Hampshire. This arch spans a dry channel and the undergrowth cloaks much of it from plain view.
2nd NH Turnpike Stone Arch Bridge in Hillsborough, New Hampshire. Paul Chandler September 2020.
2nd NH Turnpike Stone Arch Bridge in Hillsborough, New Hampshire. One of the arches is not as visible as it spans a dry channel. There were once 12 of them in town. Five remain. Six, if you count the one beneath the waters of the Franklin Pierce Lake.
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