Books
Oh Freedom: A Novel of the Underground Railroad
"The heart of Oh Freedom is the evolving friendship between Sarah Meader, a 27 year old white, Quaker, Dover abolitionist, and Letty/Eliza Jane, a 15 year old fugitive slave. The story’s action takes place in Charleston, South Carolina, Washington D.C., seacoast and interior New England, and Canada. In addition to antislavery fervor and the government’s attempts to suppress it, the novel accurately depicts the status of women in mid-19th century America, Quaker faith and lifestyle, and the many other carefully researched details required for historical authenticity." 399 pages, softcover.
Jane Varney Durgin: Trick Rider, Quaker Preacher, Opponent of Salvery
"Jane Varney Durgin was a 19th century Quaker who lived in the New Hampshire Lakes Region nearly all her life... This is the true story of her life and times." 369 pages, softcover.
The Inventor and the Inventor's Son: The Two Isaac Adams
The story of Isaac Adams and Isaac Adams, Jr.. Both were inventors; one of the first powered printing press for fine book production, the other of the pervasive nickel plating process. 180 pages, softcover.
Sandwich Fair Through the Years 1886-2010
100 years of stories and photos of the Sandwich Fair.
136 pages, softcover.
136 pages, softcover.
Sandwich, New Hampshire 1763-1990
Chronological history of Sandwich, NH with photos and charts.
244 pages, softcover.
244 pages, softcover.
Exposed, Unbanked, Weatherbeaten, Knowledge Box: The Schools of Sandwich, New Hampshire 1802- 1950
Photos, history, and stories of the one room schoolhouses of Sandwich.
116 pages, softcover.
116 pages, softcover.
Seven Wonders of Sandwich
Selections from the New Hampshire books of Cornelius Weygandt.
softcover.
softcover.
Keep Up Good Courage
The correspondence of Cpl. Lewis Q. Smith, 14th Regiment of New Hampshire Volunteers, 1862-1865.
338 pages, hardcover.
338 pages, hardcover.
