[Chapter XVIII. Concord Street in 1775 and During the Revolution] A Capital for New Hampshire / Grace P. Amsden.
- Title:
- [Chapter XVIII. Concord Street in 1775 and During the Revolution] A Capital for New Hampshire / Grace P. Amsden.
- Author:
- Amsden, Grace Page, 1872-1960.
- Call Number:
- 977.8b C744ams
- Publication Information:
- Concord, N. H. : [publisher not identified], 1961.
- Physical Description:
- 24 pages
- Source:
- Vol. 2 A Capital for New Hampshire
- Description:
- Chapter 18 describes Concord during the Revolution. It begins by discussing the aftermath of the Bow Controversy, John Wentworth's appointment governor, and introduces Benjamin Thompson. It also mentions several taverns, including Hannah Osgood's tavern, which was once the site of a slave auction. It also mentions early town physicians and notable figures who did not appear in earlier chapters, including the Rolfe and Ayers families. The chapter concludes by detailing the construction of the Congregational meeting house. An index of names precedes the chapter.
- Locations:
- Concord, N. H. History
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