Hannah Duston panel imagery: Task Force leans on Boscawen Historical Society photos
August 31, 2026 | Boscawen, Merrimack County , New Hampshire
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Task Force members considered multiple image sources for the Hannah Duston panel. Josiah Morrow said the Duston‑Dustin Garrison House Association does not have images appropriate for an island-focused panel, and that the Boscawen Historical Society (BHS) website—being developed by Steve Green—was a stronger candidate for QR-code destinations.
Elaine Clow confirmed BHS has a complete album of Hannah Duston images and suggested using monument photos or historical drawings, including images from the period when the statue retained its original features and fencing. The Task Force agreed to pursue BHS imagery and to have Steve Green and the society prepare web content suitable for QR-code linking.
Elaine Clow confirmed BHS has a complete album of Hannah Duston images and suggested using monument photos or historical drawings, including images from the period when the statue retained its original features and fencing. The Task Force agreed to pursue BHS imagery and to have Steve Green and the society prepare web content suitable for QR-code linking.
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