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"Elmdale House" as it was called because of the beautiful elms surrounding
it. And it was in a dale, just below the bridge on Elm Street. It was large and it could accommodate many as it had been a
tavern and livery stable for the stopover of the Concord Coach when it went through. It was last operated by Al Shaw, a lumberman,
and for a short time by Herman Kardinal. (Editor's Note; The house is now owned by Larry Frates.)
Source: Gilmanton - My Home Town
used with permission
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| Postmark 1922 |
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| Halls Hill? Canney Hill Road? |
Crystal Lake and Manning Lake are located in the foothills of the Belknap
Mountains in beautiful Gilmanton Iron Works
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