Chapter 18 photographs
HAMPTON: A CENTURY OF TOWN AND BEACH, 1888-1988
Back to Table of Contents
Chapter 18 Photographs
Artists, Authors, and Actors
(Note: Page numbers are from Mr. Randall's book.)
Page 682: The General Moulton House, Hampton's most historic dwelling. Courtesy MHGMHA.
Page 684: Once the Palmer House, later the Creighmore, and now apartments, 478 High Street. Courtesy Jewell Brown.
Page 687: Replica of the first church, Founder's Day parade, 1925. Courtesy MHGMHA.
Page 688: Costumed children during 1938 300th anniversary. Left to right: Teddy Batchelder, Shirley Stickney, Elliot Noyes, Debra Wheeler, and, front, Natalie Brooks. Courtesy Edwin L. Batchelder, Jr.
Page 688: Gundalow float, 1938 tercentenary parade. Courtesy Alzena Elliot.
Dutch Elm Disease
Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant
The Hampton Nuns Case
Page 709: Snowplowing near the Casino, February 1934 [with "Miss Hampton" snowplow]. Courtesy Lorraine King Brown.
Page 710: Winter storm clogs Lafayette Road, 1930s. Courtesy MHGMHA.
Page 710: Blizzard, Hampton Center, 1930s. Lamies Tavern at center background. Courtesy Lorraine King Brown.
Page 712: Winter storm destroying the town parking lot, main beach, early 1930s. Jack Hayden photograph.
Page 712: Winter storm ravaged the beach in front of the Casino, ca. 1939. The State planned to build a breakwater in this section but the work was delayed because of World War II. Note domed Casino tower built for the 1938 Tercentenary Exposition. Courtesy Helen Worledge Hayden.