An early photo – taken prior to 1878 – of the original Miller’s house that gave Millville its name. Located on the site of the Sheldon, Miller’s House was moved in 1892 to its current location on Dunbarton Road.
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Winter has arrived in Millville! Here is a picture of the Old Chapel in winter for #throwbackthursday . This Kodak No. 2 photograph was taken in 1890 by student Theodore Mitchell Hastings, SPS Form of 1894. #ohrstromlibrary #ohrstromlibrarydigitalarchives #oldchapel #millville #chapelofstpaul #winter #snowfall #spshistory #iamsps
And appropriate title for a book display today as the first snow of the season gently falls on Lower School Pond outside of Baker Reading Room. #ohrstromlibrary #snowfall #shiver #maggiestiefvater #pointsettia #millville #iamsps #bakerreadingroom @maggie_stiefvater
Before Ohrstrom Library there was Sheldon Library – this photograph was taken 100 years ago across Library pond. It is from a personal album of photos taken around Concord, NH. #ohrstromlibrary #ohrstromlibrarydigitalarchives #tbt #tbthursday #throwbackthursday #throwback #library #librariesofinstagram #sheldon #sheldonlibrary #millville #concordnh #iamsps #spshistory
David Levesque – Technical Services Librarian / Archivist From the earliest days, almost from the School’s founding in 1856, members of the SPS community have documented their lives and the life of the School through diaries, letters and memoirs. The … Continued