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LIVE UPDATE

Finally got my 2012
lecture list updated.
About a dozen more
appearances this
year as seen on
ROBINSON LIVE


SHIPYARD FIRE 1936

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HISTORY REPEATS:
The worlds biggest 
wooden building burns
in Kittery Yard in 1936

STOBART DOES SHOALS

Maritime painter
John Stobart created
new works just for
Portsmouth! That is
a very big deal
READ MORE

 

SLAVE OWNING GUV?

Don't miss this debate
-- Did Gov. John Langdon
own slaves? Historians
say signs point to NO.
CLICK HERE


 

SHOW IS OPEN!

Six months of work
and the doors are
finally open free
so get on down to
UNDER THE ISLES
OF SHOALS


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Written by Thomas and Rosemary Clarie   

Historic Pictures of Rye Harbor, NH (continued)
Please hold mouse over images to read captions.

Rye Harbor today, summer 2004. (Peter E. Randall photograph)

“All the ‘young sailors’ before World War II getting early training by the ‘old timers.’” Phil Drake in the foreground, Police Chief Manning Remick standing at right, August 1940. Behind is the Port of Missing men complex owned by the Remick family. (Herbert Drake)

Rye Harbor, circa, 1939, before the jetties were built. (Douglas Zechel)

The ocean front just north of the harbor. (Rosemary Clarie)

Lobsterman and former long-time harbormaster John Widen.

(c) 2005 Photos from JUST RYE HARBOR, Peter E. Randall, Publisher

 

 



 

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