Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›First Sugaring-Off in New England?-Mrs. Jeanette Towle and her daughter, Nancy, gather sap from maple trees in an unusually early start to the sugaring-off season in Fremont, N. H. The town has had enough warm days despite the snappy rights to start sap running. Rudy Currier, co-owner of farm with Mrs. Towle's husband, Charles, pours sap into collecting tank.
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
First Sugaring-Off in New England?-Mrs. Jeanette Towle and her daughter, Nancy, gather sap from maple trees in an unusually early start to the sugaring-off season in Fremont, N. H. The town has had enough warm days despite the snappy rights to start sap running. Rudy Currier, co-owner of farm with Mrs. Towle's husband, Charles, pours sap into collecting tank.
Associated Press · [ca. February 1955]
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