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    Saunders Mansion        Notchland crawford house 1890        Crawford House fire         English Jack          Livermore Main Street
   Livermore - Saunders Mansion ; Notchland & Crawfords Tavern 1890 ; Crawford House Fire ;  English Jack ;   Main St - Livermore
                                               
Daves list of resources to check in more detail sometime...
The White Mountains: a handbook for travellers : a guide to the peaks ... By Moses Foster Sweetser  1886
Chronicles of the White Mountains By Frederick Wilkinson Kilbourne 1926
Other Area Historical Society Sites
Town Websites and Maps                           Regional Website Sources
The pictures above are examples of some rarely seen photos.  White Mountain History dot Org has about 100 more at their website. Some are high resolution   Take a look WMH Picture Collection
University of New Hampshire Library Collections;  You can use up lots of time here.
Valley Promotions
Lisa Saunders DuFault  374 6241
The Notch House

One of the first hotels in the White Mountains, the Notch House was opened in January 1829.  The proprietor was Thomas J. Crawford, the brother of Ethan Crawford.  Fire leveled the structure in 1854. Find details about all the White Mountain Artists at this link:
 http://whitemountainart.com/index.html

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