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Matted photograph showing a ladies lakeside outing. Among the group are; Hattie Thayer Lefavour, Edna Hume Jewell, Maude McLean-Altire Corson, and Violet Jones. Size 10"x12"

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A photograph of the Boston & Maine Railroad Station Farmington, NH, showing High Street.

Size: 5" x 7"
Condition: some white spotting-edge deterioration

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In this photograph A.E. Putnam, of Courtland Street, entertains guests at a croquet party. A.E. Putnam was a well known Farmington shoe dealer. Size: 5.5"x6.5"

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A photograph of an indigenous person for a Farmington NH postcard created by the photographer R C White. The subject is unknown and is not identified. He is dressed in indigenous regalia. It is not known if this regalia is typical of his family…

Back Row; Left to Right: M. Bonney, L. Keen, M. Bruce, A. Wheeler, M. Calo, F. Lynn, E. Tilley, A. Wheeler, C. Smith, J. Beairsto, R. Silvia Middle Row: G. Butler, S. Edgerly, E. Campbell, S. Marble, M. Hanson, E. Gibbs, A. Scott, E. Sanborn,'B.…

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…

Reproduction photo of A. W. Shackford from a mixed photo collection in February 1986 issue of the Puddledock Press.

Amasa W. Shackford was a renowned photographer of the 19th century based in Farmington, New Hampshire. Amasa Shackford married…

From the May 1986 Puddledock article with the photo:On April 25th, most of the Memorial Drive Elementary School students and teachers marched through town, protesting child abuse. The children have been discussing child abuse in class, and are aware…

From the Puddledock Press article April 2017:By Susan Loker -There was a funeral on March 10, 2017, at the First Congregational Church for a gentleman named Marshall Brown, who died in Indiana at the age of 93. He will be buried in Pine Grove…

Roscoe Chamberlin, Fred Dexter, Roger Nutter and Stanley Place are in this photo. All were members of Farmington Historical Society cleaning up the area around former Vice-president Henry Wilson's stone, at the Farmington Country Club. They were…