Books & Maps
BOOKS | PRICE |
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History of Gilmanton, by Reverend Daniel Lancaster: covers the period from Gilmanton's incorporation in 1727 to the year 1845. | $55.00 |
Notes and Excerpts From Lancaster's History, by Reverend Daniel Lancaster | $2.00 |
Gilmanton Summers: Memories of a New Hampshire Village in the Early 1900's, by Jane Scriven Cumming with Barbara Donahue: records Jane's recollections of summers in Gilmanton in the early 20th century. It is illustrated with photographs form the period. | $15.00 |
The History of Gilmanton to 1875, by William Badger: picks up where Lancaster left off. In addition to information on the industry and politics of the time, it includes information of genealogical interest. | $10.00 |
Brief History of the Smith Meeting House, by Edward J. Maher: Smith Meeting House was the first house of worship in Gilmanton. The complex remains a historic highlight. | $5.00 |
The Tavern, John J. Collins: a brief history of the historic Temperance Tavern in Gilmanton corner. | $5.00 |
The Fire Between the Fires, by Harold Ehrensperger | $5.00 |
Lower Gilmanton Church History, by Florence Geddes | $2.00 |
Gilmanton Landmarks, by Elizabeth Arms and George F. Kelley: a brief history, illustrated with pictures and drawings, of many sites and buildings in Gilmanton with "a story to tell." | $7.00 |
Gilmanton My Hometown: Memoirs of Louise Place Shurbert, by Louise Place Shurbert | $12.00 |
The Dear Old Lake: Memories of Crystal Lake and The Village of Gilmanton Iron Works, by Elizabeth Widger Arms and Other "First Family" Members | $20.00 |
The Evolution of a New Hampshire Hill Town, by Pat Clarke: “This short history of Gilmanton covers the period from 1880 to 1940, a period in which Gilmanton ceased to be a manufacturing town and saw a major decline in its agriculture and population”. | $15.00 |
HISTORIC MAPS: | |
Historic Gilmanton Residency Map: 1860 – 1960 show roads and residents for those years. Lancaster’s Original Map of Gilmanton: Plan of Gilmanton showing original lots and ranges with development to 1845 superimposed. | $6.00 each |