Jaffrey History Publications Hand-Book of Jaffrey, N.H.

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    This small (5.4 x 2.5 inches) leatherbound pocket guide with local advertisements and accompanying folding map (attached to the inside front cover) appeared in 1898. Oddly, the title on the cover is 'East Jaffrey N.H.' although this is not the actual title and the contents relate to the entire town. It would appear that it was aimed primarily at the tourist of the time. The author is not given but as it was published by George H. Duncan ("Duncan the Druggist") it may have been written by him or at least commissioned by him.

    CONTENTS:

    • Jaffrey
    • Lakes
    Monadnock
    Monadnock (Poem by Rev. W.B.O. Peabody)
    Drives
    Clay Library
    Industries
    Church Directory
    Fraternal and Secret Organizations

    ILLUSTRATIONS (black and white photographic):

    Town House [Meetinghouse]
    Madokawanda from Lakeview Farm
    Monadnock from S. Garfield's
    Clay Library

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     


    Title: Hand-Book of Jaffrey, N.H.
    Author: Unknown
    Date: 1898
    Place: East Jaffrey, N.H.
    Publisher: George H. Duncan
    Volume:  
    Pages: 26 pp of text plus 9 pp blank Memoranda plus 25pp of Advertisements.
    Notes: It was priced at 20 cents.

     

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    Click here to download and view the pdf version (520 MB) of the map that accompanies Hand-Book of Jaffrey, N.H. Note: The copy that was scanned was in several pieces hence its imperfect nature.









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