1638 — 1988
Rockingham County Newspaper — July 8, 1988
Table of Contents
Hampton Union and Seacoast Online.]
- Foreword & Acknowledgments
- 350th Anniversary Celebration of the Town of Hampton
- Committee At Work Behind The Scenes
- By Paul Wolterbeek, Staff Reporter
- 350th Anniversary Banner Photos
- Staff photo/Bill Murphy
- Rev. Bachiler — An Unorthodox Founder
- By Bruce E. Ingmire, Contributing Writer
- Ocean Boulevard To Host Parade
- By Paul Wolterbeek, Staff Reporter
- Town’s 350th Celebration Going Strong
- Schedule of Special Events, July through December
- Once It Was Only Dunes And Saltmarsh
- By Paul Wolterbeek, Staff Reporter
- Sharing Memories Of A Younger Town
- By Verne Colby, Contributing Writer
- Church, Town Seek Founders’ Descendants
- By Paul Wolterbeek, Staff Reporter
- Hampton’s Streets Lined With History
- By Kathy Bailey, Contributing Writer
- New Names For Old Places
- By Anna May Cole, Former School Teacher, and
John M. Holman, Contributing Writer
- By Anna May Cole, Former School Teacher, and
- Seacoast Militia Brings History To Life
- By Paul Wolterbeek, Staff Reporter
- Eunice “Goody” Cole — The Witch Of Hampton
- By Bruce E. Ingmire, Contributing Writer
- A Grandson Remembers Edward Gove
- By Doug Gove, “grandson” of Edward Gove
- The Chamber: Lively Past, Busy Future
- By Maureen Cummings, Contributing Writer
- Daughter Towns Not Forgotten
- The original 1638 Hampton included 8 daughter towns.
- Recording Hampton History For 90 Years
- By Herb Philbrick, Staff Reporter
- Tuck Museum Houses Town’s Treasures
- By Kathy Bailey, Contributing Writer
- Advertisers to the Special Edition
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