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Marshall Hudson

Marshall Hudson

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Writer, New Hampshire Magazine

United States

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economy , energy market , religion and sport

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Total articles 85

  • What's for Lunch in the Pisgah Wilderness

    By Elisa Verdi, Marshall Hudson| New Hampshire Magazine Verified I’m reading the surveyor’s field notes from the 1915 official town line perambulation for the town of Winchester. It reads as though the perambulators were having quite an adventure, and I’m wishing I had been there with them. The participating towns were taking turns providing lunch for the crew, and on the final day, it was Winchester’s turn.

    By Elisa Verdi, Marshall Hudson · New Hampshire Magazine

    Feb. 24, 2025

  • A ‘Bearly’ Believable Tale: “Sarah Whitcher’s Story” Inspires NH Kids to Read 120-Year-Old Book

    By Marshall Hudson| New Hampshire Magazine Verified Precocious little Emmy and her mom stopped in at our farm recently, and I asked her if she was learning to read. Emmy told me about her favorite book and said I could borrow it if I promised to bring it back. The name of the book was “Sarah Whitcher’s Story” by Elizabeth Yates. It is an old children’s story first published in 1905 but republished in 1994.

    By Marshall Hudson · New Hampshire Magazine

    Jan. 01, 2025

  • What's for Lunch in the Pisgah Wilderness

    By Elisa Verdi, Marshall Hudson| New Hampshire Magazine Verified I’m reading the surveyor’s field notes from the 1915 official town line perambulation for the town of Winchester. It reads as though the perambulators were having quite an adventure, and I’m wishing I had been there with them. The participating towns were taking turns providing lunch for the crew, and on the final day, it was Winchester’s turn.

    By Elisa Verdi, Marshall Hudson · New Hampshire Magazine

    Feb. 24, 2025

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New Hampshire Magazine