As we enter the last week of ASP, we are still thinking about all the ways we love New Hampshire! Mrs. Kittler writes… “New Hampshire has long been a haven for writers seeking inspiration from its picturesque landscapes, rich history, … Continued
Our summer Advanced Studies Program (or ASP, as it is affectionately known) has begun! Started in 1958, ASP was designed for teachers and students of New Hampshire public and private high schools. Students will spend five weeks studying topics such … Continued
Here is a cabinet card portrait of William Dwight Chandler, a St. Paul’s School student from 1875-1881, for #throwbackthursday . A few years after graduating he became the publisher of the Concord Monitor and later in life was the Postmaster of Concord, NH. He is shown here with his high wheel bicycle – a very popular item at SPS during that time.
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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