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Category Archives: Londonderry

John Stark Statue (Concord)

Sketching statues on the State House lawn today, I found myself drawn to Major General John Stark’s defiant stance beneath the falling maple leaves…

Posted byMarek26 October, 20122 November, 2012Posted in1700-1799, Concord, John Stark, Londonderry, Manchester, NH State House, revolutionary era, statuesTags:bennington, bunker hill, concord, fall, John Stark, leaves, revolution, state house, statueLeave a comment on John Stark Statue (Concord)

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