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| Object ID |
9999.1.73 |
| Description |
Photograph looking north of former barn (burned in 1940s?) on Mack Hill Road. 86 Mack Hill Road, Amherst, NH.
This may be the barn in which John Pesterfield operated a still to make Peach Brandy during the Prohibition. (p. 96, "A Sleeping Town Awakens")
Writing on back: "Barn at Griffin's. Mack Hill. Burned early 1940s." "Secomb's" "On corner of Upper Flanders and Mack Hill Rd. When it burned it belonged to Pesterfield. Road looking toward Nobles." |
| Date of photo |
1900-1940s |
| Source |
Found photographs |
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Last modified on: January 06, 2011
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