Since October 2011
Published monthly for the Walpole Community
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APRIL 22, 2024 – 5 PM Walpole Time
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ONLY THE TREES ARE DIFFERENT
The Walpole Common – 3 June 2017
Just about perfect – 29 December 2016
Click here for images of leaves around town October 20, 2016 including a comparison with the image below
Looking at the Village from North Road – October 18, 2015
Photo by Ray Boas
WALPOLE FROM THE AIR — While living in Walpole, researching the opening chapter of his novel HAWAII, James Michener called Walpole “the quintessential New England Village.”
You may click on the image for a larger size.
I took this video 19 September 2013 from the top of Walpole’s Town Hall. Probably my favorite stereo views (seen in my book – AS IT WAS…AND STILL IS – WALPOLE, NEW HAMPSHIRE) were taken from the Town House Observatory in 1874/5. Looking at those images, and the video below, not much has changed except the trees
The Walpole Clarion 
beautiful……takes me back home with great memories. Thanks
Lovely paper!! And great photos!!
I grew up in Walpole and consider it to have been a wonderful privilege that prepared me for a fulfilling life with good values. I’m pleased to discover this source of local information
I remember living in Walpole during and just after WWII. My grandparents lived there as well as my great grandparents along with several uncles, aunts and first cousins. My first memories of life are from Walpole.
These are wonderful pictures and bring back fond memories as well as one, not so fond memory.
Thanks to all who made this website possible.
We moved to Wilton NH after the war was over and that’s where we went to school and grew up. ♡
I love reading the monthly Clarion! My mother (Mildred Ramsey) used to faithfully save each issue for me. I now live in Goffstown, NH, but I am a devout “Walpolian” and really enjoy keeping up on all of the current events and happenings in Walpole. Thank you for making each issue easily available online now – it has let my Mom to be able to remember one less thing to do (which at her age is a blessing).