Concord in the Revolution

Archive

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Museum of the White Mountains

Name/Title

Concord in the Revolution

Entry/Object ID

MWM2012.0001.0122

Scope and Content

Physical- Color painting of a small town with a couple of houses and some men chatting, women chatting, a child playing in the street, and some farm animals and trees. There is a supplement to the Concord Monitor about Concord and the town's role in the American Revolution. It focuses in depth on the history of Concord in the lead up to the war, through the war, and then Concord's progress as a town after the war.

Collection

Newton Collection

Acquisition

Accession

MWM2012.0001

Source or Donor

Newton, John W. (Jack) and Anne H.

Acquisition Method

Gift

Lexicon

Nomenclature 4.0

Nomenclature Secondary Object Term

Newspaper

Nomenclature Primary Object Term

Serial

Nomenclature Sub-Class

Other Documents

Nomenclature Class

Documentary Objects

Nomenclature Category

Category 08: Communication Objects

LOC Thesaurus for Graphic Materials

History, Revolutionists, Independence, Revolutionaries, People, City & town life, War, Town life, Revolutions

Search Terms

Concord (Merrimack county, New Hampshire : inhabited place), New Hampshire (United States : state)

Archive Details

Date(s) of Creation

1976

Primary Language

English

Archive Notes

Date(s): 1976 Publication Date: 1976 Publisher: The Monitor Publishing Company, Inc. Place Published: Concord, NH

Dimensions

Dimension Notes

14.5" x 11"

Condition

Notes

Some pen writing. Sticker on front. Cover is worn and has tears, and folds. Somewhat fragile in general.

General Notes

Note

Notes: Donor's personal sticker on the front. Written on the front: "8-" (asin $8.00) Supplement from the Concord Monitor. Scan ID#: WM201300410; WM201300411