All posts tagged "World War I"
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11.1KArts and LeisureHow the Balsams Resort Was Built on a Railroad Seat
The story of the Balsams Resort, one of New Hampshire’s great old hotels north of the notches, begins with a conversation between...
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8.7K4New England PlacesThe Rise, Fall and Rebirth of Six Historic Opera Houses
Opera houses didn’t become a feature of American cities and towns until after the Civil War, though they existed before the American...
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10.9K13ConnecticutConnecticut Doughboys Remember the Battle of Seicheprey
When the last Connecticut doughboys died in the early 1980s, they took with them memories of a grisly World War I battle...
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15.7K4Arts and LeisureSix Colonial Homes by Wallace Nutting
Wallace Nutting was a dyspeptic minister so overwhelmed by urban life and modern values that he led millions of Americans on a...
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12.5K16ConnecticutRobert Remington Fights World War I
Robert Remington looked much younger than his 17 years when he joined the U.S. Army at Yale Field on April 23, 1917,...
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7.5K1ConnecticutConnecticut’s Enormous World War I Archive
Connecticut owes its enormous World War I archive to George Godard, the state librarian during World War I. Godard had hoarding tendencies....
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