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Brick Schoolhouse Dedication & Slideshow
A front page article in the Ledger newspaper, “Lessons in history,” highlighted Sharon’s one-room Brick Schoolhouse being listed on the Country Schools Association of America’s “Landmark” Schools Registry… …Read the…
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Hiking the Wapack Trail
The Wapack Trail The Wapack Trail is a 21-mile skyline footpath from Mt. Watatic in Ashburnham, Massachusetts to North Pack Monadnock in Greenfield, New Hampshire. Completed in 1923, it is the…
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Hiking the Wales Preserve
The Wales Preserve The 48 acre Wales Preserve is the result of two gifts to The Nature Conservancy by Ralph and Betty Wales. It is open for passive recreational, educational…
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Hiking the Town Forest
Click here for a Town Forest trail map. Trail Network in the Robert P. Bass Memorial Town Forest Sullivan Loop Trail, 2.2 miles (white) Parking for Sullivan Loop is on…
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Citizen Soldiers and Their Stories from Sharon, by Gina S. Goff
With the names of the soldiers on the town’s Honor Roll plaque and the wars they fought in as a backdrop, Citizen Soldiers and Their Stories from Sharon, New Hampshire’s…
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Invasive Plants Brochure
The Invasive Plants brochure is hosted on the Peterborough Conservation Commission website. Please click this link to view or download the brochure.
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A Long Walk to the Classroom, by Gina S. Goff
In the year 1859, Myra Moore was 21 years old. With no training, and a long walk (in a long skirt) from home to the one-room Brick Schoolhouse in Sharon,…
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Dr. Erazim Kohak
Dr. Erazim Kohak (1933-2020) Erazim Kohak was six years old when Nazis invaded Prague, seven when his father was imprisoned and eleven years old when both his parents were shipped…