Rockingham County

The heavily forested areas of New Hampshire contributed to a thriving lumber and shipbuilding business on the Piscataqua River. As seen in this detail view of Portsmouth, N.H., the city grew into a bustling por More

Scale ca. 1:52,000. Relief shown by hachures. Depths shown by soundings. LC copy imperfect: Deteriorated along fold and upper and lower margins. Publication information trimmed from lower margin. Shows coast of More

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Relief shown by hachures. Shows landowners. LC Land ownership maps, 432 Includes statistics, distance chart, business directories, and illustrations. Ancillary maps: Candia Village -- Chester -- Derry East Vill More

Does not intend to go to Washington since he will have to testify against himself; is getting no help from [Henry] Wilson. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Shows names of some residents. Relief shown by hachures. Title and date from Stephenson's Civil War maps, 1989. Pencil (some col.) on brown paper, mounted on cloth. LC Civil War maps (2nd ed.), H152 Available a More

Design drawing for engraving by J.C. Buttre shows two scenes: Battle in the Shenandoah Valley under Genl. Frémont Cross Keys, and Pike's Peak, surrounding head-and-shoulders stipple engraving portrait of John C More

"Map from the Confederate Engineer Bureau in Richmond, Va. General J.F. Gilmer, Chief Engineer[.] Presented to the Virginia Historical Society by his only daughter, Mrs. J.F. Minis, Sav[ana]h, Ga."--Note on map More

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Describes her Portsmouth visit. Saw parchment manuscripts signed by Ferdinando Gorges, etc. "Fell hopelessly in love with Kittery Point." Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Describes her Portsmouth visit. Saw parchment manuscripts signed by Ferdinando Gorges, etc. "Fell hopelessly in love with Kittery Point." Courtesy of Boston Public Library

About the cover of her book [Among the Isles of Shoals] sent to her by the publisher, Osgood. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Describes her Portsmouth visit. Saw parchment manuscripts signed by Ferdinando Gorges, etc. "Fell hopelessly in love with Kittery Point." Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Wonders where to hawk her wares next. Thanks her for the heliotypes. Addition to the letter written from Portsmouth, Sunday evening where she adds that she sends "The Pimpernel." Atlantic Monthly, August 1873, More

Describes her Portsmouth visit. Saw parchment manuscripts signed by Ferdinando Gorges, etc. "Fell hopelessly in love with Kittery Point." Courtesy of Boston Public Library

About the cover of her book [Among the Isles of Shoals] sent to her by the publisher, Osgood. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Was five hours yesterday "slopping between here and Portsmouth on the edge of this tremendous storm." Thinks Channing not worthy to write of Thoreau, his style is bit "an aping of Emerson." Refers to William El More

About the cover of her book [Among the Isles of Shoals] sent to her by the publisher, Osgood. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Must take Karl to a dentist in Portsmouth. Has been wondering where to put her on the 4th of July visit. Regrets "the mosaic beneath the western window" is torn up. Fragment, incomplete. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Describes her Portsmouth visit. Saw parchment manuscripts signed by Ferdinando Gorges, etc. "Fell hopelessly in love with Kittery Point." Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Is there waiting for her boat. Fears Mrs. De Normandie has "some unnatural growth." The Pepperell house is for sale for $1000. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Is on her way to town; will see Mr. Whittier in Amesbury. Mr. Thaxter is going to Jamaica. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Apologizes for troubling her with bundles. Forgot the photographs and the bracelet. Wonders what she wrote to L.D.H. Is curious about "the dreadful Manchester prospect." Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Thinks "20° below not sultry enough to make a sea voyage desirable." Has been studying the files of [Louis] Wagner's case; will strive to "put him in a place of safety for life." Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Refers to her journey with Mrs. De Normandie., and an offering of $125 for her manuscript. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Ingebertsen has attempted a trip to Portsmouth. The weather has been fierce; the sea smoking with cold. Writes of the plight of the Norwegians on Smuttynose. Has received Mrs. Field's letter; is anxious about h More

Thanks her for the lace. Asks about the poem Saw-Dust and an envelope of postage stamps. Mrs. Dodge is going to take Piccola. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Thinks "20° below not sultry enough to make a sea voyage desirable." Has been studying the files of [Louis] Wagner's case; will strive to "put him in a place of safety for life." Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Sends a copy of "Saw-Dust" mistitled "Star-Dust." Read like a Trojan at the "Eclectic." Dated "Tuesday night." Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Was "weather-bound" a week; then decided to stay over for the operetta, Sir Marmaduke. Mentions the death of [Charles] Kingsley. Has heard from Mr. T. taking a trip inland. Old MS # 78. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

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Was "weather-bound" a week; then decided to stay over for the operetta, Sir Marmaduke. Mentions the death of [Charles] Kingsley. Has heard from Mr. T. taking a trip inland. Old MS # 78. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Was "weather-bound" a week; then decided to stay over for the operetta, Sir Marmaduke. Mentions the death of [Charles] Kingsley. Has heard from Mr. T. taking a trip inland. Old MS # 78. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Was "weather-bound" a week; then decided to stay over for the operetta, Sir Marmaduke. Mentions the death of [Charles] Kingsley. Has heard from Mr. T. taking a trip inland. Old MS # 78. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Was "weather-bound" a week; then decided to stay over for the operetta, Sir Marmaduke. Mentions the death of [Charles] Kingsley. Has heard from Mr. T. taking a trip inland. Old MS # 78. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Is distressed at Whittier's illness. Has been writing up the Wagner case; would like to submit it to Mr. Fields before sending it to Howells. Comments on Dixey's marriage. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Thinks "20° below not sultry enough to make a sea voyage desirable." Has been studying the files of [Louis] Wagner's case; will strive to "put him in a place of safety for life." Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Thinks "20° below not sultry enough to make a sea voyage desirable." Has been studying the files of [Louis] Wagner's case; will strive to "put him in a place of safety for life." Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Relief shown by hachures. Shows landownership. Mounted on chartex. Available also through the Library of Congress Web site as a raster image. LC Land ownership maps, 1344

Thinks "20° below not sultry enough to make a sea voyage desirable." Has been studying the files of [Louis] Wagner's case; will strive to "put him in a place of safety for life." Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Map of Rockingham County, N.H Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Was summoned by a telegram from Portsmouth because of her mother's illness. Intends to send her manuscript for his opinion. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Was summoned by a telegram from Portsmouth because of her mother's illness. Intends to send her manuscript for his opinion. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Was summoned by a telegram from Portsmouth because of her mother's illness. Intends to send her manuscript for his opinion. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

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Asks Mrs. Fields to arrange with Mr. Thaxter for her mother's removal. Cannot let her stay at the Shoals and die. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Relief shown by hachures. Shows landowners. LC Land ownership maps, 434 Includes index to landowners. Available also through the Library of Congress Web site as a raster image.

Was summoned by a telegram from Portsmouth because of her mother's illness. Intends to send her manuscript for his opinion. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Was summoned by a telegram from Portsmouth because of her mother's illness. Intends to send her manuscript for his opinion. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

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Thanks her for the rose-buds. Feels she ought to go to Newtonville. Describes her mother's funeral. Printed in part in Letters of Celia Thaxter, p. 89. Combined with that of 19 November 1877. Courtesy of Boston More

Describes the death of her mother. Wanted only bright flowers for her. Never left her for a moment. Written in pencil. Printed in Letters of Celia Thaxter, p. 88-89, in connection with letter of 25 November 187 More

Intends to spend Thanksgiving with her boys [at Newtonville]. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Thanks her for the strawberries, etc. Was shocked at the news about L.D.H. Heard Janauschek as Brunhild. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Is going to move to Portsmouth for the winter. Appleton Brown has painted a picture of her little garden. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Tells her the doctor's report on her mother. "Pounced" on the box when she was in Portsmouth. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Lengthened her visit for her brothers' sake. Is torn between their demands and Roland's. Visited her mother's chamber; found some comfort in the faith of a little child. Signed "C." Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Comments on Avis by Miss Phelps. Hates to think of dismantling the Portsmouth house. Dreads the discomfort of Newtonville. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Relief shown by hachures. Title and date from Stephenson's Civil War maps, 1989. Pen-and-ink and pencil (some col.) over pencil grid, on 2 sheets pasted together, and mounted on cloth. In pencil in upper left c More

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Perspective map not drawn to scale. Bird's-eye-view. LC Panoramic maps (2nd ed.), 476 Available also through the Library of Congress Web site as a raster image. Indexed for points of interest. AACR2

Perspective map not drawn to scale. Bird's-eye-view. LC Panoramic maps (2nd ed.), 495 Available also through the Library of Congress Web site as a raster image. Indexed for points of interest. AACR2

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Jul 1887. 1 Sheet(s). New Hampshire fire insurance map. Sanborn fire insurance maps are detailed maps of cities and towns produced by the Sanborn Map Company for the purpose of assessing fire insurance liab More

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Jul 1887. 1 Sheet(s). New Hampshire fire insurance map. Sanborn fire insurance maps are detailed maps of cities and towns produced by the Sanborn Map Company for the purpose of assessing fire insurance liab More

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Thanks her for a book; intends to read the selections from John Tavler(?) Begins to feel like herself again. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Is continually busy with brush and pen paying for household necessities. The baby, Charles Eliot Thaxter, is thriving. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Shows the names of some residents. Relief shown by contours and spot heights. "The land lines of this map are from surveys by Jasper Hawse, county surveyor of Rockingham Co., Va." Includes inset map showing dis More

Is going to leave the Clifford; will spend next winter in Portsmouth. Roland has been offered a position in New Haven; all Karl's little place has burned to the ground. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Praises [Sarah Orne] Jewett's Winter Courtship. Tells her of a gold-colored butterfly lighting on her desk. Karl has been working like a coolie, but something is always happening to his things. Printed in part More

Is growing stronger; can work as much as ever. Sends the one finished photograph; is thankful for anything that employs Karl's mind. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Cannot leave Karl; found him unconscious on the stairs yesterday. Mentions Browning's death in a postscript. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Nothing but her medicine keeps her from being actually ill. Envies Mrs. Fields her glimpses of Miss Edwards. Is amazed that Mary Lodge "is so near the mysterious verge." Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Warns her about the Russian influenza. Thinks the prescription handed down from a queer Spanish physician will cure her at last. Asks Miss Jewett to get material for a gray gown for her. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Writes of her "colonies of seeds" and her methods of transporting them. Courtesy of Boston Public Library

Begs Mrs. Fields to come to the Shoals for the summer. Wishes she would at least come and spend a day with her. Karl is almost finished with his machine. Courtesy of Boston Public Library