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 Hidden Concord: Sacred Landscapes - Prehistoric or Not?
By Peter Waksman. The is the last part of our journey through local sites which may or may not be prehistoric sacred places. Third of three articles.
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This Month's Art
Concord fine artist Andrea Menna Taylor illustrates this month's issue.
Hidden Concord: Simple Span.....The Old North Bridge
By D. Michael Ryan. This icon has a much more interesting past than you might have imagined.
New England Transcendentalism
By Leslie Perrin Wilson. Concord was important for the flowering of New England Transcendentalism. Some of the history and philosophy of this movement.
In the Writing Tradition: The Significance of Being Frank, Part III
By Thomas Foran Clark. We liked reading about Frank Sanborn so much, we are publishing a third part to this tale.
In the Writing Tradition: The Beech Trees
By Andrea Menna Taylor. A ghostly transcendentalist short story.
Guest Editorial: The Changing Face of Concord
By Joyce Miller. Unlike here, town centers in other places have withered and died in the last 20 years. Concord changes in unique ways, yet remains the same in many intangibles that are critical to the town's long-term success.
Sharp Concord Pencil-Makers Make their Mark in History
By Deborah Bier. A punful look at the importance of Concord to the invention of the American pencil.
The Back Page
Favorite Concord views and quotes. This time: The Great Horned Owl.
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