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Click on the thumbnail photograph below to see a larger view of these Merrimack NH buildings and places of interest.

Pynenburg's Service Station & Baboosic Brook Lunch Room circa 1943	Mary (Manning) Webster standing in front of Baboosic Brook Lunch Room, April 1943	In Front of the Pynenburg Service Station, circa 1943. From left to right, Joseph L. "Pynie" Pynenburg, Mert Beauregard, Robert Manning, Helen (Manning) Pynenburg, Virginia Pynenburg, Addie (Ryan) Manning.	.
Aerial photographs (taken by airplane) of Merrimack, N.H., before the 1936 flood by Berwin Webster
Various tombstones in Merrimack NH (for transcriptions see CEMETERY page)
Covered Bridges, Bridges in Merrimack NH Contributed by Dave Trench	Turkey Hill Covered Bridge	Fields Covered Bridge	Fields Covered Bridge
Matthew Thornton Memorials [see more Thornton family tombstones]
Various photographs of Merrimack places and people, mostly 1930s-1940s	Reeds Ferry (Merrimack NH) B&M Railroad Station with Clarence Webster in front	1926-30 Merrimack Grammar School (see list of names below)	House of Matthew Thornton (was Hannah Jacks Tavern, now The Common Man Restaurant)
Merrimack Telephone Exchange in the Flood of 1936	Souhegan Village in the Flood of 1936	1946 Bicentennial (see description below)	NH Governor Charles M. Dale speaking at Merrimack NH's Bicentennial Celebration on June 30, 1946
Anna Webster Watkins, Ruth Hilton, Helen Kiestlinger, Theresa Beard Houle, circa 1930s	Hunting Trip "Up North", circa 1930 (Back row) --?-- Frank Flanders --?-- Clarence Webster (Middle Row) Harold Flanders Bob Schellenger (Front Row) Ernest Johnson, Louis Hoffman (all residents of Merrimack NH, who lived near each other)	. Dot Fernald & Margaret Webster in costume for "Old Fashioned Concert" circa 1930s	Thornton's Inn from old postcard
McGaw Institute - Classmates of 1931 (see names below)	Dave Coburn and Esther Russ, students of McGaw Institute circa early 1930s	Juliette LeBel, Anna Webster Watkins and Alice Schneiderhunze circa 1930s	Betty Hoffman & Vera McCalvey on steps of McGaw Institute circa 1930s
.	Former location of the "Merrymac"Turkey Hill Covered Bridge .	The "Merrymac"Turkey Hill Covered Bridge plaque at Weston Park	.
Island in Merrimack River in Reeds Ferry NH circa 1930s - one of the islands granted to Passaconaway.	Thornton Ferry Railroad Station, photograph donated by David Trench	Atherton Falls, Merrimack, NH	Bird's Eye View of Reeds Ferry (Merrimack) NH in 1906
The following 19 photographs from "Granite State Magazine," Vol II, No. 4, October 1906, a copy of which I own.	Anson D. Fessenden See his family tree	Benjamin F. Fessenden See his family tree	Mr. & Mrs. James T. Jones
Kit Shop, Reeds Ferry (Merrimack) NH	Levi Lowell See his family tree	Class of 1906 - McGaw Institute, Merrimack NH	McGaw Institute (building) Merrimack NH
Nesmith Residence, Merrimack NH	Charles S. Nesmith	Parker Homestead, Merrimack NH	Mr. & Mrs. Ward Parker
Robert McGaw - See McGaw Institute under "History"	Soldier's Monument as it looked in 1906	George F. Spalding	Spalding Residence in 1906 - Merrimack NH
Old Town House - Merrimack NH	Twin Bridges in 1906	Walter Kittredge House in 1906	Professor David F. Carpenter - See McGaw Institute under "History
Matthew T. Parker	See photographs of site of first church and meeting house	See photographs (and inscriptions) of Turkey Hill Cemetery tombstones	See more photographs (and inscriptions) of Thornton's Cemetery gravestones
Also some tombstones in Last Rest Cemetery	See more photographs 1936 Bicentennial Celebration	Merrimack NH Locations - from Merrimack Town's web site	Wheeler House, 28 Tinker Road, Merrimack - American Memory/HABS
Alexander McCauley Wilkins	.	See more photographs of Hillsborough County NH and New Hampshire

NOTES:
House of Matthew Thornton was later a restaurant called the "Hannah Jack Tavern" (named after Matthew's wife, Hannah Jack), and more recently "The Common Man." It is located across the street from the Thornton's Ferry Cemetery in Merrimack, New Hampshire. The photograph above was taken by Mike Reed (used with permission). Matthew Thornton was one of the New Hampshire signers of the Declaration of Independence.

The three uncopyrighted postcards of two Covered Bridges (Fields & Turkey Hill) that burned down in the 1950/60s were generously contributed by David A. Trench Sr.

Reeds Ferry Train Station - shows Clarence L. Webster standing in front of the Reeds Ferry Railroad Station in Merrimack, New Hampshire, taken in the early 1900's. He was the telegraph operator and station agent for many years, retiring after 51 years of service to the Boston & Maine Railroad.

The photograph of the 1926-30 Grammar school photo is the property of Janice Brown.
1st row front, left to right: Ruth Webster (my aunt, dau of Clarence L. & Mattie K. Webster) -- Bill Hall [possibly Fred William Hall, son of Fred & Mabel Hall] -- Aubrey Moody [son of Charles E. & Elsie Moody] -- Ralph Beard [son of Morris C. & Elsie Beard] -- Elizabeth Flanders [dau of Frank R. & Flora Flanders] -- Beatrice Corliss [dau of Arthur W. & Elizabeth Corliss] -- Curtis Bell [son of Arthur C. & Olive E. Bell] -- Evelyn Center/Canter [ dau of Leon & Mabel Center/Canter] -- Virginia Coburn/Colburn [dau of Carroll C. & Mary M. Coburn/Colburn] -- Ethel Hock [dau of Frank P. & Barbara A. Hock] -- Pat Corliss [possibly "Pat" is a nickname for Richard, son of Arthur W. & Elizabeth Corliss] -- Harold Flanders [son of Frank R. & Flora Flanders] -- Arthur McCalvey [son of Widow L. M. McCalvey].
2nd row: Gertie Black [dau of Walter A. & Emily Black] -- Mabel Corliss [dau of Arthur W. & Elizabeth Corliss] -- Mike Pirog [son of Dorian? & Anna Pirog] -- Anna Pirog [dau of Harry & Bertha Piro(u)g] -- Electa Bell [dau of Arthur C. & Olive E. Bell] -- Ruth Maker [dau of Claude M. & Flora Maker] -- Louise Goodale [dau of Walt M. & Elsie M. Goodale] -- Kenneth Adams -- Ruby Hall [dau of Fred E. & Mabel E. Hall] -- myself [Margaret Webster, my aunt, dau of Clarence & Mattie K. Webster]]
3rd row: Dave Coburn/Colburn [son of Carroll C. & Mary Colburn] -- John Pirog [son of Harry and Bertha Piro(u)g -- Buddie Moody -- Lillian Hock [dau of Frank P. & Barbara Hock] -- Gilbert Beard [son of Morris C. & Elsie Beard] -- Berwin Webster (my father, son of Clarence & Mattie K. Webster)
4th row: Maynard Squire -- Merton Moody [son of Charles & Elsie Moody] -- Norman Hall [son of Fred E. & Mabel E. Hall] -- Bill Clifford -- Stella Black [dau of Walter A. & Emily Black] -- Myrtle Lamphere
Back row: (Teachers): Miss Royce [possibly Bertha], Miss McLain
The names of these students were copied from handwritten notes on the back of the photograph. Parentage was obtained from the 1920 & 1930 U.S. Censuses of Merrimack, NH

1946 BICENTENNIAL PHOTOGRAPHS - GOVERNOR AND COMMITTEE HEADS (above) -- Governor Charles M. Dale (fourth from left), who spoke briefly to the townspeople of Merrimack in the celebration of the town's 200th anniversary, is pictured with committee heads. They are left to right: Rev. John W. Wright, Augusta Bean, Mrs. Mattie K. Webster, Governor Dale, Rev. Charles S. Haynes.

McGaw Institute Classmates of 1931 (see photo above) is the property of Janice Brown.
Photographs include those of:
Stella Black Prince (dau of Walter A. & Emily C. Black of Merrimack)
Estelle Dupelle Houle
Lillian Hock Henderson (dau of Frank P. and Barbara Hock of Merrimack)
Betty Hoffman Getz
Mary Bean Richards
Elizabeth Pecker
"Dimmie Henderson Cameron
Dot Fernald
Ida Stimson Allard (dau of Henry & Hattie A. Stimson of Merrimack)
Paul Dupelle/Dupel (son of Fred & Rose Dupel of Merrimack)