New Hampshire, 1947
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 พ.ย. 2012
- A film about New Hampshire in 1947 from Carl Dudley's "This Is Our Land" series. To purchase a clean DVD or digital download of this film for personal home use or educational use contact us at questions@archivefarms.com. To license footage from this film for commercial use visit: www.travelfilmarchive.com
Born and raised here and i love it here. Great place to raise a family and live a quiet and peaceful life.
Me too!!
My home state. Quiet, quaint and rural. A place of tradition and natural beauty. Perfectly content to remain a wall flower, the world bustling around her all the while she remain the same as she has always been. May she stay this way for many generations to come.
Don't come to Rockingham county nowadays LOL
And then came the massholes
The part I'm from has never really been that rural, but the rest of the states beautiful 😂
RIP...Old Man of the MNTS😢
God I love New Hampshire and I’m so glad to be born here
The narrator is definitely from away, his mispronouncing Berlin, Concord and Piscataqua. Hard to believe we lost the Old Man about 15 years ago.
I don't remember him mispronounced Berlin..
@@TheStabbyMedic Berlin NH is pronounced BUR-lin because near the beginning of World War I they didn’t want to be associated with the capital of Germany, however even though I live in Berlin NH I pronounce it Berlin like the capital of Germany, and I call Vermont West New Hampshire. But to me it does sounds like he’s pronouncing it right though.
Ayuh, I noticed that as well. I don’t believe anybody actually went to New Hampshire for any of the information! I was startled that he intimated that the old man was a sculpture.
Admit it though, some towns, rivers, etc are tough to pronounce. Even locals cannot pronounce Milan NH properly. I've ran into people at the Nansen Ski Jump who call it Mee-lawn. Some pronounce it mill-lawn. *It's my-linn!!!*
Dude said “ conquart” for concord😂
This is amazing footage!!!!!! My folks were married that year and honeymooned there so this is exactly what they experienced as far as the cannon tram!thank you.
It’s amazing watching and trying to recognize certain areas from almost a hundred years ago
Wow new hampshire. I see a video from the 40's and it looks exactly the same as it does now.
XD I just thought the exact same thing
The southern part of the state has changed a lot. The wonderful farms and wooded acres of land are now gone. Now we're mile after mile of mall after mall. And plenty of $400,000+ McMansions for the wealthy to live in.
Guinea Mlp I’m from New Hampshire and once you get to Concord, anything above that is all the same lol. I live not too far north in Laconia and yeah, it’s pretty amazing
Milford Civic I know this a comment from a while ago, but what is the average home price in NH
@@cameronsantiago3155 really depends on where in the state you are... southern half of the state is much more expensive than the northern half. We live in the northern half and bought our house 3 years ago for about $130,000. But with the pandemic the housing market has gone wild! Houses going under contract in a day or two and prices are UP! All the massholes and other out of staters are running for the NH hills....
Live Free or Die!!!
My most favorite place to visit in the world
I have always been glad to have been born there ....
I had no idea that NH was known for shoes.
If only shoes were still made in NH
Beautiful and functional.
In 2002 I moved from Manchester to Florida full time. I never did like winter and we had a short summer. Weeks of gray cloudy cold windy days. The high property taxes, cold, rusty vehicles and changing political climate was enough for me. Some of our more well to do neighbors used to vacation in Florida for a month or two in the winter. You knew who they were because of their plastic pink flamingos on the lawn. I wondered what the attraction was. I lived in Hawaii for two years and loved the climate but the island of Oahu got really small after a while. Now I enjoy 300 simply beautiful days a year, tropical beaches, the best fishing in the world and I have twice the home and property at one quarter the tax rate. I spent 50 years in NH and the state is amazing but I had to move on to greener pastures. There are some things that I miss about Manchland but I do enjoy my 'second life' here in the Sunshine State.
i wanna travel back in time and shock everyone with the ability of saying words like Durham and Dartmouth without stretching them out
The moment she eats a strawberry ... Wrong movie I think lol
Anyway recently moved here up to Colebrook and love how peaceful and beautiful it is
My Dad & Mom born in NH Dad 1900 & mom 1908
RIP to the Old Man 😌
They should just rebuild it at this point, I understand the mourning period, but the pros of a rebuild far outweigh the cons.
@@penskepc2374 Rebuild?!🤣
You realize it was never ‘built’, right? It was a natural occurrence, a bunch of rocks left behind by the last glacier that, when viewed from a particular angle, gave the appearance away chiseled, grizzled Madanly profile?
“Men hang out their signs indicative of their respective trades; shoemakers hang out a gigantic shoe; jewelers a monster watch, and the dentist hangs out a gold tooth; but up in the Mountains of New Hampshire, God Almighty has hung out a sign to show that there He makes men."
Daniel Webster
@@HM2SGT yeah, im aware it was a natural occurrence, but I think you already knew that 🙄.
How i long for the days before they built 93.
piskitaqwa? piscataqua!
+Monky monk (M0nkym0nk) I caught that too, lol
The narrator ain't from around these parts
old school vid. very cool. #seacoastflash
1:21 look at the size of those logs being pulled out! Theyre pulling out twigs these days 😂. I think that papermill is the one that still there, too, right below Berlin
The greatest state in the country. Live Free Or Die.
i love conneticut
concord has changed a lot wow
David Lynch would love this.
No doubt it was a better time. Our country had a future then. Now pessimism rules the day.
Speak for yourself. My family thrives. You speak of your own pessimism.
Better times? Maybe for some!
Things have changed a little but New Hampshire is a hardworking, prosperous state like it's always been. Where are you from?
Engendered by woke Marxist filth.
We tend do think of ourselves as less corrupt and complex than Massachusetts, less isolated and preppy than Maine, and less snooty and hippyish than Vermont.
And these Democrats and Libtards moving here from NY and MA trying to CHANGE it into what they left behind!
We’re a good mix of everyone around us.
I'd like to think that, but its most snobbish of all the states mentioned.😂
how come this video has colour yet world war 2 videos dont?
Because it's a travelogue.
Prominent Fedora what dòes that mean?
Basically it's a video meant to get people to want to travel to places for vacations and such.
Because they used color film and not black& white.
@@PeteHemdem thank you for that Peter. Figured that was obvious. Guess people don't realize they had both in '47?
they forgot to mention what is known now as plymouth state university. I’m this time it was plymouth state college. ):
a better time in the countrys history ??...i think so
Its the same today as it is in the video. Its a wonderful place to live.
Mackenzie Whethers , I’ve lived here for my entire life. I’ve traveled the US and the world a bit, and would live nowhere else.
No mention of Nashua. It's now the second largest city and growing fast enough to become the states largest in a few decades.
No mention of Lake Winnipesaukee or Lake Waukewan either, and those are the peak tourist spots even then
Massachusetts can have Nashua .
@@manchesterexplorer8519 Aside from lowering their property taxes why would Nashua residents want to be in Massachusetts?
@KINDNESS FIRST Mass residents have invaded southern NH over the past 35 years and have destroyed Nashua as well as Manchester . Especially Manchester as the city was once consistently voted as one of the top 3 small cities to live in the USA not to long ago .
Both Cities have been overrun by Puerto Ricans that brought narcotics , and crime which also resulted in violence and homeless junkies roaming around everywhere . Not to mention that they trashed the place with no respect towards anything .
Again not all of them but quite a good percentage are gangsta wannabes , this is what I meant by " Just give the city to Mass "
Lawrence Mass was also once a nice place to live about 45 years ago that got over run by them as well as they simply moved up and spread the filth Northward to NH for the past 30 years and it gets worse by the year .
@@StrangeScaryNewEngland you're wrong about Waukewan. Literally nobody mentions that place. And it's not a "peak" tourist spot. It's just not, bro.
back in the good ole days when 20% of the nations shoes were actually made in the united states nevermind the great new hampshire!
Harion
Learn to spell you one trick pony!
3 quarters of a century ago and even then they couldnt say “Berlin” and “Concord” right… 🙃
Piss-cuh-tah-qua... 🤣
Where is new Hampshire?
Seriously? Ay Ay Ay!!!
It is the northeast just above Boston mass
stig gibbs northeast of Boston mass
My place of birth jesus
If this is New Hampshire then where is Old Hampshire?
In England....
Yes beautifull but get ready for the great reset which will change everything
What is sad factually 2022 is the deprivation decline AND FAMILIES vote absentee or November 8 Write IN for GOVERNOR OF NEWHAMPSHIRE BRIAN CROSS ✔️
berlin looks pretty much the same lol
Lot of harion out here tho
Home of harion
No thats Massachusetts
No doubt it was a better time. Our country had a future then. Now pessimism rules the day.