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George Miller in "Born and Razed: The decline and fall of Keene's Latchis Theater" in the Keene Sentinel, October 4, 2012
George Miller is remembered by Keene residents as the Latchis' ticket taker
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Advertisement for Charles N. Goins' performance at the Majestic Theatre and Juniper and Washington's performance at the Dreamland Theatre Advertisements for the Dreamland and Majestic Theatres. Chas. N. Goins performs Illustrated Songs at the Majestic Theatre. Juniper and Washington, Colored Comedians, perform at the Dreamland Theatre.
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Advertisement for Charles N. Goins' performance at the Majestic Theatre Advertisements for the Dreamland and Majestic Theatres. Chas. N. Goins performs Illustrated Songs at the Majestic Theatre.
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New Hampshire Sentinel August 4, 1810: 13 year old girl, name not listed Ranaway advertisement for a young girl, posted in the August 4, 1810 issue of the New Hampshire Sentinel by Joseph Wheeler on July 24, 1810
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New Hampshire Sentinel July 4, 1807: Take de Notice advertisement by John Louie
An advertisement in the July 4, 1807 issue of the New Hampshire Sentinel by John Louie directed towards those who have forsaken him to give payment
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New Hampshire Sentinel October 15, 1803: Ad by John Louie requesting payment of indebtors
An advertisement in the October 15, 1803 issue of the New Hampshire Sentinel posted by hairdresser John Louie requesting all customers indebted to him to make their payments in order for him to live
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New Hampshire Sentinel March 15, 1800: Ad for Hair Dressing Business of John Louie
An advertisement in the March 15, 1800 issue of the New Hampshire Sentinel posted by hairdresser John Louie on March 1, 1800 requesting all indebted to him to make their payments
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New Hampshire Sentinel July 26, 1806: Ad for missing mare of John Louie
An advertisement for the search of a missing mare in the July 26, 1806 issue of the New Hampshire Sentinel posted by John Louie
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New Hampshire Sentinel April 4, 1804: Ad by John Louie
Wanted advertisement for a Black boy to be an apprentice to a hairdresser in the April 14, 1804 Issue of the New Hampshire Sentinel, posted by John Louie on April 12, 1804 in Keene
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New Hampshire Sentinel April 28, 1821: John Martin
Notice forbidding all persons from harboring, trusting, and employing John Martin in the April 28, 1821 issue of the New Hampshire Sentinel posted by William Wilson in Peterbor on April 10, 1821
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New Hampshire Sentinel July 17, 1819: William Cransel-Casey
Notice forbidding all persons from harboring, trusting, and employing William Cransel-Casey in the July 17, 1819 issue of the New Hampshire Sentinel posted by Thomas Edwards on July 14, 1819 in Keene.
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New Hampshire Sentinel April 22, 1809: Samuel Livermore
Ran away advertisement in the April 2, 1809 issue of the New Hampshire Sentinel about Samuel Livermore, posted by John Alexander on April 10, 1809 in WInchester.
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New Hampshire Sentinel April 22, 1809: Sally Graves
Ran away advertisement in the April 2, 1809 issue of the New Hampshire Sentinel about Sally Graves, posted by Timothy Ellis on April 19, 1809 in Keene.
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New Hampshire Sentinel March 6, 1834: Henry Hemmenway
Ran away advertisement in the March 6, 1834 issue of the New Hampshire Sentinel about Henry Hemmenway, posted by Daniel Bradford.
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New Hampshire Sentinel March 11, 1880: Harriet Heminway
Listing in the March 11, 1880 issue of the New Hampshire Sentinel for the heirs of Harriet Heminway to appear in court following her death in regard to her estate.
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New Hampshire Sentinel February 26, 1880: Harriet Heminway
Listing in the February 26, 1880 issue of the New Hampshire Sentinel for the heirs of Harriet Heminway to appear in court following her death in regard to her estate.