View of the Interior of a Classroom in Winchester, New Hampshire (1800′s)

View of the interior of a classroom in Winchester, New Hampshire, c. 1800′s. By Keene, New Hampshire, photographer J. A. French.

Source: New York Public Library.

Portrait of a Group of Unidentified Men Posing in Front of a Building Somewhere in New Hampshire (1800's)

Portrait of a group of unidentified men posing in front of a building somewhere in New Hampshire, c. 1800's.

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Stereoview Portrait of a Group of Men Wearing Life Jackets Posing in Front of a Life-Saving Station at Rye Beach, New Hampshire (1800's)

Stereoview portrait of a group of men wearing life jackets posing in front of a life-saving station at Rye Beach, New Hampshire, c. 1800′s.

Source: New York Public Library.

Stereoview of a Scene Titled “Paying the Election Bet” Showing a Crowd Surrounding a Man Wearing a Patriotic Outfit and Riding on a Cart in a Street Somewhere in Cheshire County, New Hampshire (1872)

Stereoview of a scene titled “paying the election bet” showing a crowd surrounding a man dressed as Uncle Sam riding on a cart in a street somewhere in Cheshire County, New Hampshire, November 14, 1872. By J. A. French.

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Portrait of Female Members of the White Mountain Rangers, a Home Guard Militia Unit, Posing With Spears Possibly in New Hampshire (1861)

Portrait of female members of the White Mountain Rangers, a home guard militia unit, posing with spears possibly in New Hampshire, c. 1861. By Alexander Gardner. Animated stereoview.

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Portrait of a Group of Musicians and Others Posing in Front of a House in Pittsfield, New Hampshire (1800's)

Portrait of a group of musicians and others posing in front of a house in Pittsfield, New Hampshire. By Henry W. Osgood. Animated stereoview.

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Stereoview Portrait of a Group Posing in Front of a House Somewhere in New Hampshire (1800′s)

Stereoview portrait of an unidentified group posing in front of a house somewhere in New Hampshire, c. 1800′s.

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Women of the White Mountain Rangers

Members of the White Mountain Rangers, a home guard militia, pose with their spears, c. 1861. Very little information is known about the photograph, but it is probably not a serious military unit. The women seem to have a bit of a uniform going on. A young boy and older male teenager, possibly the acting officer in charge, appear at the far right and far left of the photo. Women in civilian clothing stand on the porch. Gilder Lehrman claims the photograph could have been taken in New Hampshire. By Alexander Gardner.

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