Franklin Animal Shelter
6/18/2019
I am not from the area, but we have a summer cottage near the shelter where I've visited a few times...
Memorial Arch of Tilton
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Tilton, NH 03276
The Memorial Arch of Tilton, also known as Tilton's Folly, is a historic arch located in Northfield, New Hampshire. Built in 1882 by Charles E. Tilton, the 55-foot-tall arch overlooks the town of Tilton and was inspired by the Arch of Titus in Rome.
Constructed of Concord granite, the arch sits atop a hill 150 feet above the Winnipesaukee River and features a 50-ton sarcophagus and a red granite Numidian lion at its base. Added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1980, the Memorial Arch of Tilton serves as a symbol of peace and victory in the local community.
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Wonderful day spent looking at all the special things in Tilton, NH.
8/7/2018
My boss, Dr. Sue Tilton Griffin, had so much fun looking at her family's history & sharing it with u...
Why is this here?
5/17/2018
Its a cool arch and very large and can be seen from quite a distance, but after you've hiked up the ...
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