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How Claremont and Newport, New Hampshire, are reusing historic mills (opens the original)
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Former textile mills in Claremont and Newport are being transformed into housing and other new uses, preserving pieces of the towns’ industrial past Former textile mills in Claremont and Newport are being transformed into housing and other new uses, preserving pieces of the towns’ industrial past Along New Hampshire’s Sugar River, the communities of Newport and Claremont share a long industrial history — and today, a renewed sense of momentum. Once powered by the Monadnock Mills, Claremont thriv
The Sugar River Rail Trail connects Claremont and Newport, New Hampshire (opens the original)
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Theresa Taylor opened a Claremont coffee shop while her historic Windsor Diner undergoes renovations; nearby, a rail trail links Claremont and Newport Theresa Taylor opened a Claremont coffee shop while her historic Windsor Diner undergoes renovations; nearby, a rail trail links Claremont and Newport In Claremont, New Hampshire, the beloved Tumble-Inn Diner has closed its doors, at least temporarily. But longtime viewers of "Chronicle" may recognize a familiar face behind the counter at T’s Coff
How Claremont, New Hampshire, is reusing its historic spaces (opens the original)
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Claremont’s 1897 opera house and a former machinery forge now serve as gathering places for audiences, artists and makers Claremont’s 1897 opera house and a former machinery forge now serve as gathering places for audiences, artists and makers Inside Claremont’s town hall, the Claremont Opera House remains one of the city’s most treasured architectural gems. Completed in 1897 in the Italian Renaissance Revival style, the ornate theater cost $62,000 to build — more than $2.3 million in today’s do
Claremont’s 53-foot sculpture honors mill history and local residents (opens the original)
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Ernest Montenegro’s 53-foot steel sculpture stands across from Claremont’s historic mills and includes handprints from local residents Ernest Montenegro’s 53-foot steel sculpture stands across from Claremont’s historic mills and includes handprints from local residents In Claremont, New Hampshire, mill history can be felt everywhere — along the Sugar River, in the remaining brick buildings, and even in public art. Few pieces embody that connection more powerfully than Ernest Montenegro’s towerin
Why Connecticut’s “Quiet Corner” is Known as the Last Green Valley (opens the original)
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Farms, waterways and small towns have helped make Connecticut’s northeast corner one of New England’s most distinct rural regions Farms, waterways and small towns have helped make Connecticut’s northeast corner one of New England’s most distinct rural regions The region, long called the "Quiet Corner," remains unusually rural, with farms, forests, waterways and small towns that have avoided much of the development seen elsewhere in the state. In 1994, Congress designated the area stretching from
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