"Once a sovereign nation"...
Republic of Indian Stream (Highway Marker #0001)
"Once a sovereign nation"...
"Once a sovereign nation"...
Captured 9th NH men march farther South ...
Ethan Allen Crawford ramps up his tourism business...
A COMICS POEM; ExtrapolatedΒ from Frank Leavitt's original 3-verse poemΒ (1885): SOURCE LINKS: I drew this comic using Frank Leavitt's poem as my starting point. I added some details from other sources (see below) & then made up a couple of my own lines to fill out the story. I have found that the poem actually fits … Continue reading Willey Family Disaster
Two painters summit Mt. Chocorua in 1828...
One version of a local legend.
Drawn from Thomas Cole's diary.
An overview of major events from Wilcox's diary & letters...
Wilcox has scarcely enough time to warm his dinner before being ordered into battle...
Wilcox & Co. do their best to survive as prisoners backstage at one of the war's major battles... Drawn by guest artistΒ SammyΒ duringΒ COMICS CAMP at the Historical Society of Cheshire County: from the Civil War Diary of Charles W. Wilcox |<Β <<Β 13-14 MayΒ 1864 >> SOURCES: SammyΒ draws from Wilcox's diary entries for 13-14 May: ... & from the … Continue reading May 13, 1864: ‘We lay down on the grass to rest’ (by Sammy)
Wilcox must make an unfair trade with a Confederate surgeon...
Wilcox & 48 fellow officers become prisoners of war ...
"Laid on our arms all night last night about a mile from the battlefield..."
Charles Wilcox means to keep up with his journal, but he keeps getting interrupted...
Charles Wilcox and the 9th NH march southwards...
Unsafe cannonades almost end in tragedy for guests at the Profile House...
Brother John digs deep in search of light, and Brother Asa gets the axeΒ ... << BEFORE: Candles from hogsΒ ... NEXT >> SOURCE:Β As told inΒ The Story of the Hutchinsons Vol. IΒ (John Hutchinson, 1896): But at times even this luxury of candle light was denied us... [p.18-19] Especially this line on Asa's reaction to sudden amputation: Oh, … Continue reading Pitch Pine
Newton's story, continued ...
Whale oil or hog fat? The sustainable energy debate of the 1820s...
The officers, no doubt, feel a certain urgency ...
Brother Joshua makes his move ...
Somehow, Colby has to get a pail of drinking water out of Muddy Branch Creek ...
Yet more neighborly concern for the Hutchinson family's new home ...
Early 19th century Baptist activism, hosted at the old district two school house ...