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Vcbridge loose photo of the Short Falls Covered Bridge
V01a Munroe House 1900, later Rick Harkness
V02a Moses Place, burned, site of Gordon Ellis home, New Rye
V02b Anson Cass farm, later Ottinger, New Rye
V03a Horse drawn wagon of wood
V04a 1890's Theatre Production at Odd Fellow's Hall, cast
V05a Fort Mountain from Sand Hill - Zwesper & Flora Sullivan homes
V06a Ox team of Walter Tripp
V06b Man working in field
V06c Pitcher-Dowst-Webster-Ricker house at Short Falls
V06d Teams of houses doing road work
V07a Murby family of New Rye
V08a Short Falls school house
V08b Wagon of wood in winter, Fort Mountain in distance
V08c Epsom Center with old Grist Mill and Knowles store
V09a Men sharpening tools
V10a 1903 Field day at Yeaton Field on 107
V10b 1903 Field day at Yeaton Field on Route 107
V11a 1903 Field day at Yeaton Field on Route 107
V12a Echo Valley Farm, Griffin house
V13a Winter lumber operation
V14a Cutting ice and lumber operation at Deer Brook Dam, New Rye
V15a Theatrical Production on the stage at Odd Fellows Hall
V16a Odd Fellows Hall and Short Falls Depot
V16b Ring house with Tripp house beyond, Short Falls
V17a New Rye School, Autumn of 1905
V18a 1940 Singing School
V19a Riverside Poultry Farm, Route 28 near Webster Park
V20a House of Dr. Hill (Albert Yeaton) and Gilbert Knowles, Slab City
V20b Anson Cass in horse and shay
V20c Home of Jim and Hazel Steele, corner New Orchard Rd and Dover Road
V21a Andrew McClary monument dedication 1905, Center Hill
V22a Chase home next to Jim Steele's, New Orchard Road
V23a Epsom Center School
V23b Epsom Center School
V23c Epsom Center School with John C. Hall house beyond prior to 1916
V24a H.M. Carter house, Center Hill
V25a Center Hill School Class of 1921
V26a Short Falls School classes of 1921
V27a Mike Steele's home on Center Hill. Later Deinhardt
V27b Hannah Steele's home on Center Hill, later Louis LaFleur
V27c Walter Chesley summer home, later Kitson, torn down, Center Hill
V27d Charles Jeffrey Parson Brown home, Noyes now on this location, Center Hill
V28a Cart of hemlock bark used in shoe tanning
V29a Minnie Chapman and Alida Cass
V29b Frank Wheeler logging
V29c New Rye north end, former homes of Straw on right and Haynes beyond
V30a Old house on Eldon Howard farm, later Keeler. Barn still remains
V31a Brown-Yeaton house on Sanborn Hill, burned August 1963
V31b barn across from the Brown-Yeaton house on Sanborn Hill Road
V32a Anson Cass, Sherburne Cass and Henry Cass
V33a Frank Brown (on right) roofing on a house which no longer exists
V33b Potatoe Harvest
V33c Caswell/Marsh house near Epsom Manor
V34a 1946 Dedication of Epsom's Honor Roll at Epsom Library
V34b 1946 Dedication of Epsom's Honor Roll at Epsom Library
V34c 1946 Dedication of Epsom's Honor Roll at Epsom Library
V35a 1946, Brad Allen, Albert Yeaton and Henry Stevens Jr.
V35b 1946 Dedication of Epsom's Honor Roll at Epsom Library
V35c Henry Stevens Sr., Henry Stevens Jr., Bradford Allen
V36a Walter Chesley house, later Kitson
V37a Gossville in 1912, houses of Dowst, Bickford, Murch, Thomas & Library
V37b Gossville scene, Gossville store on right
V38a George D. Yeaton house in 1898, later Palmer, corner Rte 107 Suncook Pond
V39a George D. Yeaton's wood shed in 1898
V40a The Elms at Epsom Circle, formerly Guest House, owned by furniture store.
V40b Short Falls Covered Bridge
V40c Rear of Olmstead place, Sanborn Hill, later burned
V41a Photo from Ralph Cass negatives, unknown people and location
V42a View looking toward Fort Mountain in winter
V43a Short Falls school class about 1890
V44a Location of original Eldon Howard Farm house in New Rye. Barn remains
V44b Moses house off Swamp Road, burned in 1919
V44c Young-Carpenter House in New Rye
V45a Samuel Fowler Homestead on Suncook Valley Highway, later Sklarin
V46a Epsom Station
V46b Percy Elliots house, old home day held in Tripp's Grove, beyond left.
V46c Boston and Maine Short Falls Depot
V47a Yard of sheep and children, place unknown
V48a Visitors to the Cass home
V49a Antique Car
V50a Alice Kendall and 'Nellie Bly'
V51a Ray Ring's mother on wedding trip, 1900
V51b Ray Ring's father 'Honey moon'
V51c Howard and Ray Ring on a horse
V51d Howard and Ray Ring with family chickens
V52a Leola Tripp Ring. She was an excellent photographer, mother of Ray Ring
V52b Pigs and hogs
V52c The young Ring's at Winnepesaukee