| Bridge on Valley Cross Road |
| Steel bridge spanning the Wildcat River at the head of the Jackson Falls was dedicated in 1905. Plaque lists |
Description |
| Selectmen at that time - J.B. Hurlin, L.A. Fernald, D.P. Charles. |
| A short history of the Chocorua Peak House, a three story guest house built in 1891 on Mt. Chocorua and |
Book |
| blown off the mountain in a severe windstorm on September 26, 1915. |
| Photograph of the landmark watertower all that remained after the fire that destroyed the Ditson House. The |
Photograph |
| tower was later demolished by Bob Temple. |
| Article in "The Reporter" July 14, 1981. Includes brief mention of the original 1803 Free-Will Baptist Church |
Article |
| building now sited at Christmas Farm Inn |
| Marker in south end of Village Park next to the Wildcat River - "IN 1778 THE FIRST SETTLER BENJAMIN |
Miscellaneo |
| COPP BUILT HIS CABIN ON THIS SITE" |
| Iron Mountain (Jericho) Road |
| Arricle 1n The Reporter in 1937 by Harry Kittredge. Describes history and route of road from South line of |
Article |
| Jackson through "Jericho, in Bartlett". |
| Jackson Falls Historic District |
| Complete documentation for the Application and Listing of the Jackson Falls Historic District on the National |
Document |
| Register of Historic Places by the United State Department of the Interior in March 2003. The District is |
| comprised of seven privately owned an |
| Stone Marker lists "Friends of the Walk" - Jack Frost Shop; Marjorie T. March; Edward T. March; Tim& Sheila |
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| Scott; Tom & Dot Burr; George S. Burr Jr.; Lee Harmon; Peggy Frost; Rocky Bach; Nordic Village Resort; |
| This Walk is situated in the Village Park along the east bank of the Wildcat River. As of September 1999 there |
Miscellaneo |
| are 7 benches, 6 of which have dedications - Anne Mogg; Phyliss Ann Jackson; Goeorge S. Burr Jr.; Freman |
| W. Frost; Tom & Dot Burr; "Happy 75th |
| Article describing procedure to obtail official designation from State of New Hampshire |
Article |
| Deed and letters concerning dispute over location of Profile Rock |
Document |
| A listing of 24 of the most prominent natural landmarks in the White Mountains |
Document |
| Description of Jackson's Stone Pound built in 1865 on Anna Pinkham Pitman's father's land. Taken down in |
Article |
| 1916 and stones were used for foundation of barn built by Winthrop. |
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