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This is a Farmington Village list of building/businesses, This record was made by Honorable Geo. L Whitehouse Typed on paper by typewriter, This document was probably transcribed from an earlier document. Size 7.5"x 4.25"

FHS -Kyle Leach

Synopsis of George M. Herring's life from birth in Massachusetts to his move to Farmington and his political and commercial endeavors here. Document is handwritten,

AEM & RKL-FHS

Mixed photo collection of Farmington landmarks & buildings, mostly downtown, circa 1920-1930. All are placed in a leather photo booklet with holding corners and cloth ribbon for binding.

The Farmington Building & Loan Association started March 14th 1922 and operated until the late twentieth century.

Attached is an article from the New Hampshire Farmington News, Thursday , February 17 , 1972. The article talks about the earliest…

Digital photo of a stone aqueduct, in downtown Farmington, created by the Farmington Aqueduct Company of Farmington, NH. The company was incorporated January 1, 1871 and operated until it was dissolved on June 2nd, 1937.

From the Puddledock Press article with the photos in June issue 1986:"It's time personal care became personal again-" So states Garnet House Inc.'s President, Donald MacVane- Located at 115 Central Street, Garnet House has been standing behind these…

The 1817 Gazetteer of the state of New Hampshire gives accounts of the counties and towns in New Hampshire from the period. It also describes principal features such as mountains, lakes, rivers, capes, bays, harbors, islands, and resorts or notable…

The Statistics & Gazetteer of New Hampshire contains descriptions of all the counties and towns in New Hampshire from the period. It also describes principal features such as mountains, lakes, rivers, capes, bays, harbors, islands, and resorts or…

1890 Illustrated Edition of The Leading Business Men Of Dover, Rochester, Farmington, Great Falls, and Berwick.

This is a digital file and does not exist in the physical collection.

RKL-FHS

From the May 1986 Puddledock article with the photo:A new business has opened in   Farmington   that teaches new skills, offers materials and supplies, helpful advice,    and handmade finished products for sale. Candy Lee, a former school teacher has…