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The Tuttle is a “dry arch bridge”, which means it was made without the use of mortar.

Frank Brooks first erected the Waumbek Inn as a bowling alley in the mid-1880’s and then sold it to Stillman Baker of Hillsboro.

By Bill Nichols Whenever I finish writing an article for the Limrik, I immediately think about what I will write about for the next issue...

Philip Raleigh was born in Ireland in 1711. He came to Boston some time before 1731 and on October 8, 1731, he married Susannah Joyner in...

In the late 19th century, travelers heading north from Bennington and crossing Great Brook where Goodell Park is now, could look to the...

Since professional baseball in 2020 just got started in July, I thought that baseball in 1920 might be a good topic.

I was born in North Hyde Park, Vermont, in 1885, an only child. This may explain my desire to explore the outdoors whenever I had the chance