During the FY06 budget process, Register of Deeds, Joel Dupuis requested that the Commissioners add some money into the budget to have three very old and distinctive maps restored. There was a small NH State Map circa 1850, A Map of the World from 1834 and a NH Township and Railroad map from 1858.  The Commissioners agreed as well as the Delegation and the budget passed.  Since then, the maps were sent out and have again returned to the County with a new facelift, beautified with a tastefully elegant and classic frame added. Though no one is quite sure where the maps originally came from, they were restored by:
Joseph J. Marotti Company Inc., Conservation Laboratory. 

 The maps can be seen hanging  in the Commissioners Office beginning December.  Hearty thanks to Joel Dupuis for recognizing the need to restore and preserve a bit of history for future generations. 

Top Left:  Commissioners review the restored maps while Register of Deeds, Joel Dupuis Looks on.	Top Right:  Commissioner Cryans holds up a map of NH, circa 1850
Bottom Left:  Commissioner Gabler, Commission Burton, Joel Dupuis, Commission Cryans and Executive Director Julie Clough pose with the NH Township and Railroad map from 1858	Bottom Right:  NH Township and Railroad map from 1858

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3855 Dartmouth College Highway
North Haverhill, NH  03774
603-787-6941

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