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Who Were Our Heroes in 1947?

by Vintage Pics

JCPenney tells kids which Americans to admire

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A Five-Cent Discount at Rockinghma House

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A 1862 nickel is worth a dollar today

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The Ratcatcher and the NH Lithographer

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Our obscure connection to an even more obscure song in the Smithsonian Open Access LIbrary

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John Langdon Finally Gets His Statue

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Ignored for centuries, NH patriot gets cast in bronze in Philly

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The Forgotten Woman Behind Wentworth by the Sea

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Who's ready to step up and do more research on Sarah Campbell?

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“Bond Bombshell” Dorothy Lamour Visits in 1942

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Raising big bucks for the war effort

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When Franklin Pierce Friended Jefferson Davis

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Frank offered, but luckily for Seacoast, NH, Jeff declined

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A Mast for Every Day in the Week

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An abundance of canvas in a race for speed

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How Aristotle Came to Portsmouth

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The spirit of public education blossomed in the American lyceum era.

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The Tale of a French Cat

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Thomas Bailey Aldrich is feline all right.

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Where Have All Our Grocers Gone?

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Even less shopping privacy back in the day.

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Busy Market Square in 1853

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A most recognizable view of downtown

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