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Summary
| New Hampshire homes : photographic views of city, village, summer, and farm homes of New Hampshire men and residents of the granite state, with descriptive sketches of the same ; | |
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| Author |
Wood, James Amasa, b. 1832, comp |
| Title |
New Hampshire homes : photographic views of city, village, summer, and farm homes of New Hampshire men and residents of the granite state, with descriptive sketches of the same ; |
| Publisher |
Concord, N.H., James A. Wood |
| Description |
"At 1799 Elm street, Manchester, stands the handsome and commodious brick mansion erected in 1881 by the late Colonel Charles E. Balch, from plans drawn by James T. Fanning (sic), and based upon suggestions of the owner. This house is now (in 1895) occupied by Colonel Balch's Widow. Colonel Balch was cashier of the Manchester Bank, and a member of Governor Head's staff." |
| Language | eng |
| Publication date | 1895 |
| Current location |
IA Collections: allen_county; americana |
| Accession number |
newhampshirehome00wood |
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