Upstairs Wall Town Hall

Wall with Derry News

Wall Without Derry News

Factory Workers at Pillsbury Shoe

Original Invoice Annis Co

Besse - Eldridge Co. out of Manchester traveling salesman

Derry News - Original Building

Hardy House with Mr. Chase and son milkman

Haying on Stonehenge

Mr. Geo Pettingill helping with the haying on Stonehenge

Reed's Father. Miss Sandborne Miss Proctor v

Black Smith House that stands at Morrison house. Field in the distance is now I93

Mail Delivery at Stonehenge

In August 1827, the first post office was established on High Range Road under Postmaster Ebenezer Whittier. During the following years, the post office moved and changed postmasters frequently. Here, a mail truck sits outside of the Stonehenge Homestead in the early 1900's.

Mr. Chase Londonderry Milkman

Postcard Pillsbury Homestead

Train Arriving in North Londonderry

This image shows the landscape of North Londonderry in the early 1900's. This was the industrial and business hub of town at the time. The Boston and Maine (B & M) train waits at the Mammoth Road Crossing. The cluster of three late-Victorian houses to the right near the windmill formed part of the community that blossomed there. These houses are still standing today. Merrill's cider mill, part of Merrill's Farm still operating in Londonderry, can be see to the left of the train's steam plume.

Reed's Grass Ad. Needs to be restored