Wilton, Temple, and Lyndeborough

by Michael G. Dell'Orto, Priscilla A. Weston, Jessie Salisbury

Overview

Wilton, Temple, and Lyndeborough brings to life the rich shared history of three towns on the eastern edge of the Monadnock region. In more than two hundred photographs from the period 1860 to 1960, this book captures the proud heritage of farm and family life, glass factories, woodenware and textile mills, and the captivating scenic beauty that drew many notable artists such as Chauncey Ryder, Roy Brown, Ross Turner, and Stanley Hallett.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780738512204
Publisher:	Arcadia Publishing SC
Publication date:	07/30/2003
Series:	Images of America Series
Pages:	128
Product dimensions:	6.50(w) x 9.25(h) x 0.31(d)

About the Author

A member of the Wilton Historical Society, Michael G. Dell'Orto serves on the Wilton Heritage Commission and works as a professional actor, director, and playwright. Priscilla A. Weston has been curator of the Temple Historical Society and librarian at Temple's Mansfield Library since 1964. Jessie Salisbury, a resident of the area for almost sixty years, is a longtime member of the Lyndeborough Historical Society and writes about local history for several area newspapers.


A member of the Wilton Historical Society, Michael G. Dell'Orto serves on the Wilton Heritage Commission and works as a professional actor, director, and playwright. Priscilla A. Weston has been curator of the Temple Historical Society and librarian at Temple's Mansfield Library since 1964. Jessie Salisbury, a resident of the area for almost sixty years, is a longtime member of the Lyndeborough Historical Society and writes about local history for several area newspapers.


A member of the Wilton Historical Society, Michael G. Dell'Orto serves on the Wilton Heritage Commission and works as a professional actor, director, and playwright. Priscilla A. Weston has been curator of the Temple Historical Society and librarian at Temple's Mansfield Library since 1964. Jessie Salisbury, a resident of the area for almost sixty years, is a longtime member of the Lyndeborough Historical Society and writes about local history for several area newspapers.