An Address Delivered on the Centennial Celebration to the People of Hollis, N.H

“An Address Delivered on the Centennial Celebration to the People of Hollis, N.H.” captures a moment in time during the early 19th century, offering insights into the history and values of a New England community. Grant Powers recounts the settlement and growth of Hollis, New Hampshire, referencing key figures such as John Stark and Peter Powers, as well as significant events shaping the region.

This address provides a detailed historical overview, touching on topics ranging from the Piscataqua River and the early settlements of Massachusetts and Plymouth to the challenges faced by the colonists, including conflicts like the Crown Point expedition and the trials of smallpox. With mentions of locations like Nashua, Charlestown, and Chelmsford, and references to Harvard College, the address paints a vivid picture of the social, political, and geographical landscape of the era.

Presented during a centennial celebration, Powers’ address serves not only as a historical record but also as a testament to the enduring spirit and heritage of the people of Hollis.

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