28 December, 2012

Marek

1860s, Adventures of a Deaf-Mute in the White Mountains, death, Henniker, Reference Links, SOURCE=HHS, White Mountains, William B. Swett

Henniker, white mountains, William B. Swett

Swett 1: Adventures of a Deaf-Mute in the White Mountains

1865: Deaf-mute Henniker native William B. Swett begins his journey to the White Mountains…

ADVENTURES of a DEAF-MUTE in the WHITE MOUNTAINS ~ by William B. Swett

<< BEFORE: A great big flume of a cover …

NEXT: Characters at the train station >>

Swett wrote an engaging memoir of his three summers in the White Mountains; the Henniker Historical Society publishes a handy soft-cover pamphlet edition. This episode is the first in a projected series based on Swett’s account.
“Lawn Tennis at the Profile House” [loc.gov] >>

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2 responses to “Swett 1: Adventures of a Deaf-Mute in the White Mountains”

Monique

28 December, 2012

then what happened….?!?!?!

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1. Marek
  
  28 December, 2012
  
  Stay tuned, I’m working on it now!
  (OR click through and read the book — we’re still on page one.)
  
  Reply

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