Classic Concord photos


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Reader Earl Burroughs sent us this super-old picture of a classic Concord building? Know where it was? Send us your guesses to <a href="mailto:news@theconcordinsider.com">news@theconcordinsider.com</a>. We’ll let you know next week with a picture of what currently resides in that spot. This one’s pretty easy, but we’ll run this feature a few more times in the future – stumpers to come. Good luck!
Reader Earl Burroughs sent us this super-old picture of a classic Concord building? Know where it was? Send us your guesses to <a href="mailto:news@theconcordinsider.com">news@theconcordinsider.com</a>. We’ll let you know next week with a picture of what currently resides in that spot. This one’s pretty easy, but we’ll run this feature a few more times in the future – stumpers to come. Good luck!

Roger Seymour sent us these awesome classic Concord photos. According to the captions, these shots were taken in 1918 at Sandy Point, just across the Merrimack River from Terrill Park. Looks like there were ladders, rope swings and even a rudimentary water slide. Pretty cool stuff! If you have a classic Concord photo to share with the Insider, send it to news@theconcordinsider.com.

Author: Keith Testa

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