Old Country Stores of New Hampshire

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Exploring the history of New Hampshire's country stores, the book highlights their evolution from trading posts to community hubs. These stores, known for their diverse merchandise and inviting aromas, served as gathering places for residents to socialize and conduct business. Notable examples include the Brick Country Store, the oldest in the U.S., and Fadden's General Store, renowned for its maple syrup. Historian Bruce D. Heald, PhD, delves into the significance of these local landmarks and the individuals who maintain their legacy.