Five reasons for the raid...
Frontier Quarrels
Five reasons for the raid...
Five reasons for the raid...
Jesse Sr. invites Colonel Burnham to stay on at the old farm ...Β << BEFORE: Joshua's JobΒ ... NEXT: HeirloomΒ >> SOURCE:Β As told inΒ The Story of the Hutchinsons Vol. IΒ (John Hutchinson, 1896) p.8
The musical history of NH's famous Singing Hutchinsons runs deep... and complicated:
Some examples of "early amusements" from Smith's History of Peterborough (1876):
More maneuvers along the Potomac ...
Colby observes Christmas festivities far from his native New Hampshire ...
Enjoy it while it lasts, and send home for treats!
Newton finally ships out on a barge bound for Washington ...
Colby's health woes continue, but he returns to duty at last ...
Postal privileges & caustic comments from the camp of the 39th MA:
Colby enjoys the lovely fall weather ... for a little while.
1862: Sutler Pullen provides the goods... IF you have the money!
Talking food with the tent-mates ...
1862: Colby vents his jealousy of the treatment received by former slaves ...
1862: Col. Stearns secures more (if not better) victuals:
1862: Newton tries his hand at peach orchard thievery:
1862: Union boys aren't supposed to take anything from the southron farms they pass...
1862: An intriguing meditation on property, slavery, and justice by our Northern narrator:
1862: Colby's on sick leave, waiting to catch a ride back up to the front ...
1839: Phebe Weed (NH) asks her brother Larkin (NJ) for advice about starting a Sandwich silkworm plantation ...
Guest artist Adam Whittier (Sunapee) asks some tough questions about his old NH home...
1862: How they guarded the Potomac River, border between Union and Rebellion ...
Guest artist Rissa (age 6) brings us this romantic parasites'-eye-view of late Summer in NH ...
Guest artist Rudy takes a whimsical pumpkin's-eye-view of the early days of the Keene Pumpkin Festival...