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EPSOM HISTORICAL PHOTO ALBUM No. 2
INDEX
II01a Cradle Roll party at the Baptist Church
II02a Epsom Baptist Church built 1861 with wagon shed
II02b View of Gossville
II02c Gossville School prior to later addition
II03a Short Falls store when run by W.H. Tripp 1909
II03b House at Short Falls, torn down & replaced by current R. Fowler
house
II03c Side view of house replaced by Tripp House at Short Falls
II04a Short Falls store when run by Walter H. Tripp
II04b View from Short Falls Store looking down Black Hall Road
II04c Short Falls Railroad Station 1905
II05a A party - unknown
II05b Alida Cass, Alice Velie, Inis Cass, Fort Mountain
II06a Gladys Richards on right-1920, wheels in summer, runners in winter
II06b Cass Pond area looking towards Dover Road
II07a Russell Yeaton house in 1905
II07b Fowler Homestead, later Sklarin on Route 28, Suncook Valley Highway
II08a Gossville Hotel, E.S. Bennett, proprietor
II08b Road making in Epsom
II08c View of Epsom Center after 1908
II09a Suncook River at the Bridge
II09b Short Falls School, not date
II09c Suncook River at Short Falls
II10a Boston and Maine Depot at Short Falls
II10b W.H. Tripp and Co. Short Falls Store 1908
II11a McClary House, Epsom's oldest surviving structure
II11b Rear of the McClary House with old out buildings
II12a Ray Ring house, Short Falls with George, Suzie, daughter and boarder
II12b George Dowst home on New Orchard Road
II13a Old Home Day at Tripp's Grove between Percy Elliot's and the rail
station
II13b Al Sanders Ox Team in Pittsfield
II14a Gossville School 1908, Etta Brown, teacher
II15a Bickford Brothers Carriages, across from George Wiggin's driveway
II15b The Bickford Homestead on Route 28
II16a 1903 house, later of Rose Witham on Windymere Drive
II16b Epsom-Northwood Stage at Gossville 1908
II17a Fred Page home, Wing Road, later Jack Connors
II17b Hillcrest Farm, George Haynes House, later Nash and Keeler
II18a Olmstead House on Sanborn Hill Road, burned
II18b Olmstead House during an auction
II18c Olmstead House on Sanborn Hill Road, burned after 1931
II19a Tripp House on Swamp Road, later Bosiak
II19b Alida Cass
II20a Stone Family house of Swamp Road, later Brackett, later burned.
II20b Madeline Brown Yeaton at her home on Sanborn Hill Road
II21a North Road School June 2, 1910, ran 1871-1931
II21b Unknown persons and place
II22a C.O. Wells team ice cutting in 1912, Cass/Harkness house on hill
II22b C.O. Wells team ice cutting in 1912, Cass/Harkness house on hill
II23a The first parsonage on Center Hill built in 1781, later Jim Wells
II24a Epsom Center with Old Congregational Church and Knowles store
II24b missing
II25a Peddler at Cass residence, July 29, 1908
II25b Two horse power saw mill at Anson Cass house
II26a Suncook Valley Railroad, Blueberry Special at Short Falls
II26b Blueberry Special approaching Short Falls Station with Creamery
building
II27a Fowler House, later Drolet on left - house on right moved to Short
Falls
II27b Albert and Will Knowles
II28a Wells House on the Corner of Wing Road in New Rye
II28b Another view of the Wells home. Later Kallgren.
II29a Wells House with blacksmith shop in the center, corner of Wing Rd,
New Rye
II29b View in New Rye, Well's Corner on right
II30a George Burnham mill burned in 1906, shown being rebuilt/Bickord-Huckins
II30b Lumbering in 1909
II31a Anson Cass Farm in New Rye
II31b Anson Cass Farm in New Rye
II32a 1906 Fred Butler home on Wing Road, formerly Billings and Doe
II32b Mountain District School Reunion, early 1920's
II33a Looking toward Nat's Mountain from Cass house (Ottinger)
II33b Ralph Cass practicing violin
II34a William Burnham, brother of James house, later home of Henry Dowst
II34b View of Gossville from Black Hall Road
II35a Clarence Bartlett home by Epsom Circle, earlier Leighton and Robinson
II35b Last run of the Suncook Valley train Dec. 15, 1952, Helen Lombard
w/ mailbag
II36a Moses Burnham, blacksmith, shop across from Gossville store
II36b Libbey house
II37a Moses and Rosetta (Langley) Libbey
II38a 1900 the Old Parsonage, formerly Piper House, later Jim Wells
II38b Bernice Piper Cox and her mother in 1935 at the old Parsonage
II39a Noah Cofran house, latter Cosseboom, originally Tarlton, off Swamp
Road
II39b Eleanor Briggs house, Short Falls, her grandmother, Nell Lear on
the porch
II40a G.D. Yeaton farm, later Palmer, corner of Route 107
II40b G.D. Yeaton farm, later Palmer, corner of Route 107
II41a G.D. Yeaton farm, later Palmer, corner of Route 107
II41b Gossville Store when owned by Silver and Hall, 1907
II42a Ever Ready Class, April 1938
II43a Gossville Garage in 1928. Ed Demers, Charles Huckins, Noah Cofran
in door
II43b Gossville Garage, Tommy Huckins with bicycle
II43c Percy Elliot and Charles Huckins in front of Gossville Garage (later
Huckins)
II44a Lil Wells, lived at circle where subway now is, had a little store
II44b Ed Martel house on Mountain Road, Arthur Robie house.
II45a Cass house, New Rye
II45b Cass house
II45c View of Cass barn with sled and logs
II46a Charles Hall home and cobbler shop, later Batchelders, Center Hill
II46b Mrs. Ed Hall's house, later Sherburne house, Grace Stone, Center
Hill
II47a 1900 Colby House, originally Benjamin M. Towle homestead
II47b The Sander's sisters, Sarah Sanders Straw & Mary Ann Sanders
II48a Mr. Dolbeer in New Rye (later Ralph Cass home)
II49a Lovejoy, old "Bo" or Bombay Bridge, Allenstown
II49b Fort Mountain
II50a Mother, Grandmother, and little Charlie Rogers - Wells house, Ctr.
Hill
II50b Mr. & Mrs. James Wells and grandson
II50c Mr. & Mrs. James Wells on the porch of their house, Center Hill
II51a Center Hill School 1906
II52a Unknown trio from a tintype from families of Wells/Rogers/Pike
II53a Shop on site of later Huckins Garage. Lamprey Blacksmith/carriage
shop
II53b Village of Gossville with Silver house to left, later Thomas house
on right
II54a Jay Hickey House, Sanborn Hill, built in 1700's
II54b McCoy's Mountain
II55a Old Wooden Bridge spanning Little Suncook, old Grist Mill, Epsom
Center
II55b Cass/Knowles/Bixby Falls and dam.
II55c Knowles Store around 1907, Henry S. Knowles standing with linen
'duster'
II56a Wells house on Center Hill. Probably Charlie Rogers and his mother
II56b Wells House on Center Hill looking west
II57a Epsom Baptist Church Sunday School around 1910
II57b A picture of the Baptist Parsonage, built abut 1858
II58a Epsom Free Will Baptist Church
II58b Epsom Free Will Parsonage, formerly at corner of Black Hall Rd &
Route 4
II58c Shoe Factory Building and Mill pond, view from Roscoe Warrens.
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