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Barack Obama leans on the back of personal aide Reggie Love to sign a note, 2010
President Barack Obama leans on the back of personal aide Reggie Love to sign a note after a town hall meeting at Nashua High School in Nashua, N.H., Feb. 2, 2010. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)
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Barra Head, N.B. (NBY 439116)
Barra Head, N.B.
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Inside pages for program of a local memorial service in w:Nashua, New Hampshire held for U.S. President w:William McKinley after the w:William McKinley assassination; service held on September 19, 1901; store Web page states: "Memorial Service, Nashua, NH. 5.75" x 9" closed, bi-folded paper." (store Web page incorrectly identifies president and date as "1881 Program James A. Garfield" -- a previous assassinated president).
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Call Cancel Button
This call cancel button is displayed in a Southern, New Hampshire hospital.
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Coin-Operated Telephone
This is a payphone/coin-operated telephone
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Do Not Walk Signal
A do not walk signal at Pine Street in Nashua, New Hampshire
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Elevator Arrows
These elevator arrows are displayed in a Southern, New Hampshire hospital.
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Elevator Doors
This elevator is displayed in a Southern, New Hampshire hospital.
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Flickr - USCapitol - Iron Foundry, circa 1850
Allyn Cox Oil on Canvas 1973-1974 Great Experiment Hall Cox Corridors The expansion and industrialization of America required iron and steel for railroads, bridges, skyscrapers, and tools. The mural shows work at the foundry of the Nashua, New Hampshire, Iron Company. Left: Women leave their homes to work in a factory, symbolizing a change in American society brought about by industrialization. Right: The cotton gin represents the replacement of hand labor by mechanization. This officia
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Hospital Telephone
This telephone is displayed in a Southern, New Hampshire hospital.
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Key code lock
This key code lock is displayed in a Southern, New Hampshire hospital.
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Main at West Pearl St Nashua
The view from the northwest corner of the intersection of West Pearl Street and Main Street in Nashua, New Hampshire, USA
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Michael Bennett in Nashua
Next stop: Nashua! Thank you to every person who has taken time to wave a sign, make calls, knock doors, and stand up for our democracy. This is how we build a coalition for change. #FITN #NHprimary2020
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Nashua City Hall - Nashua, New Hampshire - DSC07068
Nashua City Hall - Nashua, New Hampshire, USA.
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Soldiers and Sailors Monument - Nashua, New Hampshire - DSC07221
Soldiers and Sailors Monument - Nashua, New Hampshire, USA. Dedicated Oct. 15, 1889. Smithsonian Institution Control Number: IAS NH000274 [1].
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President Barack Obama laughs with Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy Nancy-Ann DeParle and Traveling Aide Bobby Schmuck prior to an event at the Elm Street Middle School in Nashua, N.H., Oct. 27, 2012. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)
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Recycled tires
A collection of tires to be recycled at a local recycling center in Nashua, New Hampshire
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Running shoes display
Running shoes on display at a shoe store
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Saint Stanislaus cemetery
a winter view of St. Stanislaus cemetery in Nashua, New Hampshire
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