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SUMMARY:Podcast Episode Eighteen - The Prodigal Son Denman Thompson with Lee Dunham
DESCRIPTION:Kim talks with lifelong Swanzey resident Lee Dunham about the namesake of the Thompson covered bridge. Lee walks us through the exciting life of actor and playwright Denman Thompson and his production\, The Old Homestead; and how integral the play has been to the town of Swanzey for over a hundred years.
URL:https://coveredbridgesnh.com/event/podcast-episode-eighteen-the-prodigal-son-denman-thompson-with-lee-dunham/
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SUMMARY:Podcast Episode Nineteen - The Dalton Family with Rebecca Courser
DESCRIPTION:Kim talks with  Warner historian Rebecca Courser about the namesake of the Dalton Bridge. Rebecca shares with us a history of the town of Warner\, the Dalton family\, and just who exactly the covered bridge was named after.
URL:https://coveredbridgesnh.com/event/podcast-episode-nineteen-the-dalton-family-with-rebecca-courser/
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SUMMARY:Podcast Episode Twenty - The Lost Bridges of Cheshire County with Alan Rumrill
DESCRIPTION:The Covered Bridges of New Hampshire Podcast Episode Twenty – The Lost Bridges of Cheshire County with Alan Rumrill has been released. Kim talks with Alan Rumrill\, Executive Director of the Historical Society of Cheshire County. Alan shares the rich history of the lost bridges of the Monadnock area and why the remaining covered bridges are valued by the community.
URL:https://coveredbridgesnh.com/event/podcast-episode-twenty-the-lost-bridges-of-cheshire-county-with-alan-rumrill/
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SUMMARY:Online Program - Covered Bridges of New Hampshire\, Past & Present
DESCRIPTION:New Hampshire was once home to over 350 covered bridges. Join Kim as she talks about the history of these lost bridges and shares an overview of the remaining historic covered bridges in New Hampshire.  This program is hosted online by the Wiggin Memorial Library in Stratham and made possible by a grant from New Hampshire Humanities. The program is open to the public via Zoom. \nClick here to register for the Zoom link!
URL:https://coveredbridgesnh.com/event/program-covered-bridges-of-new-hampshire-past-present/
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