A local historical society's web page sharing news and event announcements for Hinsdale, New Hampshire, including press releases about a Civil War encampment and a carriage barn, plus a spring newsletter. The excerpts are mostly pointers to Facebook posts and PDF downloads rather than substantive written content.
Website: https://www.hinsdalehistoricalsociety.org/
Woody LaBounty tells stories from San Francisco's past, drawing on archival photographs, neighborhood records and local institutions. Readers get well-researched history essays plus a recurring grab bag with a guess-where photo quiz.
A genealogy blog tracing the descendants of Edward Colver through Rev. Jabez Collver, with each post reconstructing family lines from census, county history and vital records. Readers get narrative-driven research on migration, maritime and frontier ancestors, including corrections to long-repeated family myths.
Wild Bluegrass is a travel and culture newsletter about Kentucky, with first-person features on small towns, local characters, food and regional history. Recent issues cover a rural Hart County itinerary, the Portal 31 coal mine tour and the Possumfest festival in Cumberland.
Personal, historically grounded essays on Maine's Allagash River and the St. John Valley, covering guides, sporting camps, logging life and Franco-American history. Readers get family stories blended with research on Acadian and Québécois migration and the suppression of French in Maine.
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