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RHYMING ROMNEY

Trivial points about
Romney  and poetry,
plus UFOs and 
archaeology on the
Isles of Shoals
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KILL ALL VAMP WRITERS

HAVE YOU SEEN
THIS NOVELLA BY
A NEW HAMPSHIRE
WRITER?
KILL ALL
VAMPIRE WRITERS


 

DISCOVER PORTSMOUTH

Bet you didn't
know all this
about the
old city library. 
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weather beathware for
global warming
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Famous Seacoast NH Train Wrecks

Portsmouth train station

The B&M Railway station in Portsmouth was once the end of the line for passengers coming from Boston. Today the site is a pizza parlor, but the tracks remain and there is talk of a revival of passenger trains here. See the next two photos for crashes at this location. (From an old postcard courtesy Portsmouth Public Library)

Train Wreck

A crash at the Portsmouth station made headlines in May 1909 when one B&M passenger rear-ended another at noon. Seven people were injured and fireman on the yard engine was killed. (Courtesy Portsmouth Public Library)

Train Wreck in NH

This crash knocked the engine directly onto its side in Portsmouth Station on August 12, 1894. (Portsmouth Library)

 

 

 



 

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