Original Documents Related to The Old Manse
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Masthead of Concord Freeman newspaper, July 11, 1845 This issue of the Concord Freeman contains the announcement of the suicide drowning of Martha Hunt (courtesy of Concord Free Public Library) |
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Announcement of suicide drowning of Martha Hunt from Concord Freeman, July 11, 1845 (courtesy of Concord Free Public Library) |
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Masthead of The Concord Freemanvol. XI from August 1, 1845 which contains the obituary of Martha Hunt Hawthorne was living at the Old Manse when he was called to help look for Martha Hunt, a woman who drowned in the Concord River. This event likely inspired the drowning scene in The Blithedale Romance. (courtesy of Concord Free Public Library) |
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Obituary (1) for Martha Hunt from The Concord Freemanvol. XI from August 1, 1845 Hawthorne was living at the Old Manse when he was called to help look for Martha Hunt, a woman who drowned in the Concord River. This event likely inspired the drowning scene in The Blithedale Romance. (courtesy of Concord Free Public Library) |
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Obituary (2) for Martha Hunt from The Concord Freemanvol. XI from August 1, 1845 Hawthorne was living at the Old Manse when he was called to help look for Martha Hunt, a woman who drowned in the Concord River. This event likely inspired the drowning scene in The Blithedale Romance. (courtesy of Concord Free Public Library) |
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Obituary (3) for Martha Hunt from The Concord Freemanvol. XI from August 1, 1845 Hawthorne was living at the Old Manse when he was called to help look for Martha Hunt, a woman who drowned in the Concord River. This event likely inspired the drowning scene in The Blithedale Romance. (courtesy of Concord Free Public Library) |
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Obituary (4) for Martha Hunt from The Concord Freemanvol. XI from August 1, 1845 Hawthorne was living at the Old Manse when he was called to help look for Martha Hunt, a woman who drowned in the Concord River. This event likely inspired the drowning scene in The Blithedale Romance. (courtesy of Concord Free Public Library) |
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Obituary (5) for Martha Hunt from The Concord Freemanvol. XI from August 1, 1845 Hawthorne was living at the Old Manse when he was called to help look for Martha Hunt, a woman who drowned in the Concord River. This event likely inspired the drowning scene in The Blithedale Romance. (courtesy of Concord Free Public Library) |
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Obituary (6) for Martha Hunt from The Concord Freemanvol. XI from August 1, 1845 Hawthorne was living at the Old Manse when he was called to help look for Martha Hunt, a woman who drowned in the Concord River. This event likely inspired the drowning scene in The Blithedale Romance. (courtesy of Concord Free Public Library) |
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Obituary (7) for Martha Hunt from The Concord Freemanvol. XI from August 1, 1845 Hawthorne was living at the Old Manse when he was called to help look for Martha Hunt, a woman who drowned in the Concord River. This event likely inspired the drowning scene in The Blithedale Romance. (courtesy of Concord Free Public Library) |
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Obituary (8) for Martha Hunt from The Concord Freemanvol. XI from August 1, 1845 Hawthorne was living at the Old Manse when he was called to help look for Martha Hunt, a woman who drowned in the Concord River. This event likely inspired the drowning scene in The Blithedale Romance. (courtesy of Concord Free Public Library) |
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Obituary (9) for Martha Hunt from The Concord Freemanvol. XI from August 1, 1845 Hawthorne was living at the Old Manse when he was called to help look for Martha Hunt, a woman who drowned in the Concord River. This event likely inspired the drowning scene in The Blithedale Romance. (courtesy of Concord Free Public Library) |
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Obituary (10) for Martha Hunt from The Concord Freemanvol. XI from August 1, 1845 Hawthorne was living at the Old Manse when he was called to help look for Martha Hunt, a woman who drowned in the Concord River. This event likely inspired the drowning scene in The Blithedale Romance. (courtesy of Concord Free Public Library) |
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Obituary (11) for Martha Hunt from The Concord Freemanvol. XI from August 1, 1845 Hawthorne was living at the Old Manse when he was called to help look for Martha Hunt, a woman who drowned in the Concord River. This event likely inspired the drowning scene in The Blithedale Romance. (courtesy of Concord Free Public Library) |
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Obituary (12) for Martha Hunt from The Concord Freemanvol. XI from August 1, 1845 Hawthorne was living at the Old Manse when he was called to help look for Martha Hunt, a woman who drowned in the Concord River. This event likely inspired the drowning scene in The Blithedale Romance. (courtesy of Concord Free Public Library) |
