Not our name, but our passion
This small town park in Farmington was dedicated in 1990 to the civil war veterans of the town. Farmington’s last civil war veteran George Card died in 1937. Farmington has an annual Memorial Day parade to honor all of their veterans.
On August 1, 1652 John Endicott, Governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, inscribed his name along with the initials of several other people into a rock which was believed to be the headwaters of the Merrimack River. The Endicott Rock Historic Site is located in the Weir’s Beach village of Laconia, New Hampshire, the rock may very well be the oldest public monument in New England.
The monument is within Endicott Rock Park which is adjacent to the Weirs Beach main street and the MS Mount Washington Cruise Terminal. The park has a really nice beach perfect for swimming and sunbathing.
