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Kearsarge

Kearsarge (kēr'särj") [key], Union ship in the Civil War. See Confederate cruisers.

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Richard Butterfield of New Hampshire Business Sales Inc., Meredith, facilitated the sale of the InterTown Record, a paid weekly newspaper serving the Kearsarge-Sunapee region, from George and Lorraine Edmunds to Annette Vogel, d.b.a. Bog Mountain Publishing LLC.(Brief article) (New Hampshire Business Review)

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'Ascending Kearsarge on Horseback,' part of an 1875 panoramic scroll drawn by an unknown artist will be on display with 37 landscape paintings at the New Hampshire Historical Society's exposition 'Consuming Views: Art and Tourism in the White Mountains, 1850-1900' at the Museum of New Hampshire History in downtown Concord until Oct. 8.(Brief article) (New Hampshire Business Review)

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