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Britton Place, Surry, NH.

Real Photo Post Card, Azo paper, stamp box design in use 1910-30. Home of my Great-Great-Grandmother, Betsey Britton, and later her daughter and son-in-law, Martha Harriet and Frank D.W. Carpenter. Looks like the firewood is ready for the coming winter. This house was razed in the mid-late '50s when the Surry Mtn. Dam was built to control flooding along the Ashuelot River. Surry Mountain is in the background.

Real Photo Post Card, Azo paper, stamp box design in use 1910-30. Home of my Great-Great-Grandmother, Betsey Britton, and later her daughter and son-in-law, Martha Harriet and Frank D.W. Carpenter. Looks like the firewood is ready for the coming winter. This house was razed in the mid-late '50s when the Surry Mtn. Dam was built to control flooding along the Ashuelot River. Surry Mountain is in the background.

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