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Mixed collection March 1936 flood photos. Mainly downtown. Photos contain buildings, shops, cars, wide street shots, and a few shots with people.

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Two photos of the floods in 1936 downtown Farmington.

Farmington resident Sarah Mullin Waldron born, 1853 died, 1932. She was the second wife of Augustus Scott Waldron and the mother of Jeremy Richard Waldron Sr., a well-known lawyer, judge, and NH state attorney general. There are actually four pieces…

Two Photos Likely Hodgdon Farm. Circa 1900. Both of these digital files are not in the physical museum collection.

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Portait painting of Hannah Colbath 1836. This is a digital file that cannot be found in the physical museum collection.

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Leighton Colbath photograph in a gold, gilded frame with a velvet lined. case. Leighton Colbath 1804-1864 was cousin to Henry Wilson. He was from Middleton, NH. This digital photo cannot be found in the physical collection.

Three separate photos of Maud Hodgdon. These digital files are not in the physical museum collection.

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Maud Hodgdon & Friends with bicycles. This is a digital file and cannot be found in the physical museum collection. Cyclists are identified as Bessie Scruton, Maude Hodgdon, Jessie Harrison and Minnie Pinkham

Maud Hodgdon with her 1889 2nd grade class in Farmington, NH. Maud is listed as being in the second row, second from the right.

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Westbury Gates Hodgdon Enlisted Dec. 9, 1861 as a private in the 8th Regiment N.H. Volunteers. Discharged Natchez, MS January 15,1865. This item is a digital file and is not in the physical museum collection

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