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Colonial innkeepers of New Hampshire: Historical New hampshire/ by Kenneth Scott.

Title:
Colonial innkeepers of New Hampshire: Historical New hampshire/ by Kenneth Scott.
Author:
Scott, Kenneth
Call Number:
977.8 N5321h
Publication Information:
Concord, N.H. : New Hampshire Historical Society, 1964.
Physical Description:
p 3-49.
Source:
Concord, New Hampshire: New Hampshire Historical Society, 1964 Vol. 19 (Spring 1964) Historical New Hampshire
Description:
This article discusses inns and innkeepers in New Hampshire during the colonial period. It examines seventeenth and eightteenth century legislation relating to taverns, inns and public houses regulating gambling and the consumption of alcohol and providing for government inspections. The author also comments on a petition from residents of Londonderry, New Hampshire to the state's General Assembly complaining of too many taverns. A detailed list of colonial innkeepers from several New Hampshire towns presented.
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