Decades later, townsfolk fondly remembered one voice in the local church choir...
“No Doing Things on a Sunday” (Peterborough, 1700s) (GUEST POST)
Peterborough resident Daniel portrays the strictΒ sabbath laws of the town's early settlers, as related inΒ KinscellaβsΒ Chronicles of Peterborough: NEXT: One practical joke from 1754 >>
Colby 95: Sunday
A sabbath (of sorts) in camp:
Sabbath Hawks (Weare)
What a difference a century of Holy Sundays can make!
Elder Hovey’s Sabbath (Weare)
Even religious law can have loopholes... MORE: Posts about the "SABBATH" >> Every time I work on sabbath day stories from old NH, it reminds me of weekends in Slovakia, where everybody works to finish up chores on Saturday, and then Sunday is strictly reserved for visiting with family. Does this story remind YOU … Continue reading Elder Hovey’s Sabbath (Weare)
Welcome to New Hampshire (Hopkinton, 1781)
Mr. Peabody just wants to drive his oxen from Maine to his new home in Henniker, NH...