No One's Son

Gail Picado

Peter E. Randall

This book ventures into the verities, oddities and absurdities of Manchester, NH as chronicled by native sone John Clayton, whose work has been likened to the journalistic equivalent of happy hour.

In The City

History

John Clayton

Americas

New Hampshire's General John Stark. A Fresh Look at one of America's relatively unknown defenders of Liberty and Freedom.

Clifton A. Bree

A novel about a Columban father martyred during World War II in the Phillipines.

The Bamboo Shepherd

Kevin Corbett

The Exeter-Squamscott River has shaped the landscape and economy of many New Hampshire communities for centuries. Olive Tardiff traces the river's role in the lives of the plants, animals, and people lucky enough to live within its watershed.Originally written in 1986, the text has been revised and reprintedwith additional photographs and commentary under the guidance and sponsorship of the Exeter River Local Advisory Committee.Spurred on by a charge from the Rockingham Land Trust in 1985, the Exeter River Local Advisory Committee was established in 1996 tooversee the development and implementation of a river management plan.Committee members, drawn from residents of watershed towns, completed a watershed management plan in 1999 and since that time has designed many public education and outreach programs to increase awareness of the natural resources in the area.

The Exeter-Squamscott: River of Many Uses

Olive Tardiff

Larry Ruttman gathers the entertaining, historical, and incisive testimony of 70 diverse Brookline citizens and weaves it into a rich oral history.

Voices of Brookline

Ruttman, Larry

Nutfield Rambles is an exciting, easy-to-read celebration of the history of the Nutfield towns of Derry, Londonderry and Windham, New Hampshire. Rick Holmes has long been considered the area¿s master-storyteller and here are some of his best, most interesting tales.

Nutfield Rambles stories from the history of Derry, Londonderry & Windham New Hamphire

RICHARD HOLMES

Shows how a relatively small segment of the human ecosystem--the state of New Hampshire--is being altered to its economic and social detriment.

Communities & Consequences: The Unbalancing of New Hampshire's Human Ecology, and What We Can Do About It

Politics & Social Sciences

Peter Francese

Lorraine Stuart Merrill

Social Sciences

A wonderful book with over 300 images, it takes up where the McDuffee history left off. It is hard cover, 563 pages with a dust cover.

Rochester, New Hampshire 1890 - 2010

Kathryn Grover

Across the Tracks: An Immigrant's. Journey

Biographies & Memoirs

DiNardo, Anthony

Community & Culture

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