1949 Map of Concord

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The Merrimack River corridor dominates this mid-century New Hampshire landscape, with the state capital of Concord serving as a dense urban hub. The city is characterized by institutional landmarks including the State Prison, State Hospital, and the sprawling Blossom Hill Cemetery, alongside the prestigious St Pauls School. To the south and west, the landscape transitions into a series of smaller villages and hill settlements such as Hopkinton, Dunbarton, and Goffstown, connected by the winding routes of the Boston and Maine RR.