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Downtown Randolph - Sparhawk Plates

from Randolph Historical Society

  • Jim said:
    It pays off to zoom in all the way and then pan around.

A view looking south through the White Mountains from the fire tower manned by Barbara Mortensen, a fire and airplane lookout on Pine Mountain, Gorham vicinity, N.H. (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

  • Ted Daniels said:
    I can just recall that there were stories near where i lived during the war, South of Gorham, about German spies signaling something-or-other to their associates in the Atlantic from the peak of Temple Mountain. This highly implausible tale reflects the extent to which people will make their own lives as significant as possible in times of stress and anxiety. There was no information that might have come out of the Monadnock Region that could have been of the slightest interest to our enemies, and it's extremely doubtful that light signals from Temple (elevation 2085 ft.) would be visible on the coast (roughly 65 mi. away), even on the region's rare clear nights.
  • Josh Graciano said:
    The story was about lights from a Monadnock area mountain which could be seen at sea during WWI. The popular explanation was German spies signalling U-boats, but the reality was some sort of experiment in photonics.

Mason Road

from Randolph Historical Society

  • Camden Walters said:
    That's Mason road, heading towards Braintree. Big white barn was taken down decades ago.
  • jessamyn west said:
    Camden Walters Thanks Camden.