This is my 205th book and another in my "What You May Not Know" series. Ira Whitcher wrote a book about the history of Haverhill, New Hampshire, and was very generous in the early stages of Woodsville, a village within the town of Haverhill. He operated a saw mill and built many houses that he sold to local railroad men at reasonable prices and offered affordable financing. He lived on South Court street and gave several plots of land to the town for a library and the court house. This effort also recognizes many others who were contributors to the town.

This is, most likely, my last book. It is #207. It is similar to my best seller "If you believe this I've got a bridge for you" That book had about a hundred life stories. There are many more I'd like to tell Most of my books were historically oriented and about growing up in a wonderful town in New Hampshire, Woodsville. If you knew the old Woodsville you may like this book. I talk about the total downfall of this once friendly community due to the lack of management by present and prior select boards

This is another of my "What You May Not Know" books. This one is about Waterbury Vermont. It contains various information about Waterbury and over 50 vintage pictures

This is another in my series called "Memory Lane." This edition features Thayer's Inn, an old establishment still operating in Littleton. Each contains vintage pictures of various towns in New Hampshire and Vermont. Considered coffee table books and a constant source of intertainment. Perfect as a gift.

This is another in my "Memory Lane" series of NH and VT town pictorials. This issue contains 74 pictures of bristol spanning from 1850 to 1940.

This book is part of the "Memory Lane" series, of New Hampshire and Vermont towns. This volume has over 125 vintage pictures of Concord, NH, the state capitol.

This effort is part two, History of Haverhill, New Hampshire. It contains early genealogy and information about the founder of Haverhill ... John Hazen.

This effort is a historical fiction. The facts are about the initial explorations and later settlement of Coos Country ... Haverhill, NH. The story is based on two boys turning into two men, in different times, but under very similar circumstances. It is a gripping story, within an historical background. The fiction injected is a suggestion of what might have been the interaction between both real and not-so-real settlers

This effort is the light side of History. I have compiled many short stories that I feel will be interesting to readers of History. Some of the stories are from various "old Timers" as they were told to me. I think this book will give you enjoyment even if you are a non New Hampshirite