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|width= "750"|This Beecher eagle, now in the Portsmouth Public Library, was mounted on the Liberty Pole in the Portsmouth South End in 1824 to commemorate the Sons of Liberty and their protest of King George's Stamp Act in 1765 — "Liberty, Property and No Stamp" — ten years before the Declaration of Independence. Click here for the full story. (Jim Cerny photo) |
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Latest revision as of 16:39, 18 July 2008
Published in Rye, N.H. on the first Thursday of each month — July 2008
| KEEPING AN EAGLE EYE ON LIBERTY |
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| This Beecher eagle, now in the Portsmouth Public Library, was mounted on the Liberty Pole in the Portsmouth South End in 1824 to commemorate the Sons of Liberty and their protest of King George's Stamp Act in 1765 — "Liberty, Property and No Stamp" — ten years before the Declaration of Independence. Click here for the full story. (Jim Cerny photo) |
Rugosa roses have become seaside marvels
Hearty non-native species brought to US for vitamin content
A history lesson and tour of relocated Marston House
First Marston relative visits the old homestead, now situated in Rye
...Story Ken Palm, photos Judy Palm
New Castle's backyard hosts man and nature
A summer day at the Mill Pond where ancient dams lend special effects
...Story and photos by Bill (Pappou) Drew
Liberty Pole connects to our history of Independence
Eagles are our patriotic icons
...Jim Cerny
Sister Nina belies the popular image of a nun
Her tour in Africa: piloting a plane, held captive, climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro
Sculptors' tools restricted to imported sand, water, glue
'Japanese Garden' wins Hampton's 8th annual competition
...Judy Palm
North Conway Country Club: The views are hard to beat
Century-old course came to life when nine holes added in 1975
...Bob Dunn
Land-use history provides hints of Rye's future
Historical Society assembling fascinating 400-plus year perspective
...Alex Herlihy
Walking the Portsmouth Pocket Garden Tour
How does your garden grow?
...Jim Cerny
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