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Salmon Brook

Started by nashuatelegraph · 10 months ago

Looking at a map or walking around town, one might guess that the City of Nashua sprouted on the banks of the Nashua River.
While the Nashua River powered the big mills, it was Salmon Brook that first brought white folk to the neighborhood (then part of Dunstable, Massach ... Continue reading »

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kara
2 years ago

Culverts – big fun!

I've been to Northampton - but never to New Hampshire. Sounds like a very nice region of the States. Thanks for sharing your route.

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