Horace Greeley's New Hampshire birthplace by Mrs. Philip B. Holmes.
- Title:
- Horace Greeley's New Hampshire birthplace by Mrs. Philip B. Holmes.
- Author:
- Holmes, Philip B.
- Call Number:
- 977.8N5321h v.1
- Physical Description:
- p.7-11: illustrations.
- Source:
- Concord, New Hampshire: New Hampshire Historical Society, 1945 Vol. 1 (April 1945) Historical New Hampshire.
- Description:
- The article discusses the Amherst, New Hampshire childhood home of U.S. politician and "New York Tribune" newspaper founder Horace Greeley. It examines Greeley's father, Zaccheus Greeley, noting his purchase of the farm and his financial difficulties. The author also discusses the politician's mother, who taught him to read and wove woolen cloth and linen. Other topics include the architectural style of the house and its renovations by later owners. Horace Greeley's farm work, spelling skills, and ability to read upside down are also noted.
- Subjects:
- Farms. , Historic buildings. , New Hampshire 1775-1865 History , New Hampshire.
- Locations:
- Amherst (N.H.).
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