Kim talks with  Warner historian Rebecca Courser about the namesake of the Dalton Bridge. Rebecca shares with us a history of the town of Warner, the Dalton family, and just who exactly the covered bridge was named after. Links from the conversation <a href='https://www.warnerhistorical.org/'>Warner Historical Society</a> Links for Covered Bridges of New Hampshire <a href='https://coveredbridgesnh.com/'>Covered Bridges of New Hampshire</a> <a href='https://kimvarneychandler.smugmug.com/New-Hampshire-Covered-Bridges/Dalton-Bridge/'>Photos of the Dalton Bridge</a> <a rel="payment" href="https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Er9DXRIoYQ">Support the show</a>

Kim talks with Warner historian Rebecca Courser about the namesake of the Dalton Bridge. Rebecca shares with us a history of the town of Warner, the Dalton family, and just who exactly the covered bridge was named after. Links from the conversation Warner Historical Society Links for Covered Bridges of New Hampshire Covered Bridges of New Hampshire Photos of the Dalton Bridge Support the show

Kim talks with&nbsp; Warner historian Rebecca Courser about the namesake of the Dalton Bridge. Rebecca shares with us a history of the town of Warner, the Dalton family, and just who exactly the covered bridge was named after. Links from the conversation <a href="https://www.warnerhistorical.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Warner Historical Society</a> Links for Covered Bridges of New Hampshire <a href="https://coveredbridgesnh.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Covered Bridges of New Hampshire</a> <a href="https://kimvarneychandler.smugmug.com/New-Hampshire-Covered-Bridges/Dalton-Bridge/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Photos of the Dalton Bridge</a> <a href="https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Er9DXRIoYQ" rel="noopener noreferrer">Support the show</a>

The Dalton Family with Rebecca Courser

This podcast is a companion to the publication, Covered Bridges of New Hampshire, by Kim Varney Chandler; an engaging book that provides in-depth historical narratives of the state’s historic covered bridges. There are over 60 authentic covered bridges in New Hampshire; 46 of which are over a century old. These bridges exist today solely because of the efforts of a small but powerful community that both recognized their significance and honored their tradition. Join Kim as she interviews folks of this community that she met along her journey. &nbsp; Whether you’re a covered bridge expert, or, know very little about covered bridges, this podcast is for you!

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This podcast is a companion to the publication, Covered Bridges of New Hampshire, by Kim Varney Chandler; an engaging book that provides in-depth historical narratives of the state’s historic covered bridges. There are over 60 authentic covered bridges in New Hampshire; 46 of which are over a century old. These bridges exist today solely because of the efforts of a small but powerful community that both recognized their significance and honored their tradition. Join Kim as she interviews folks of this community that she met along her journey.   Whether you’re a covered bridge expert, or, know very little about covered bridges, this podcast is for you!

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