The Tilton Memorial Arch, which is actually in Northfield, is one of the signature landmarks in either town. Erected by Charles Tilton in 1882, the 55-foot-tall arch was built as a monument to the Tilton family and was intended to be a tomb for Charles Tilton. The arch is on the National Register of Historic Places. JON BODELL / Insider staff - The Concord Insider

Home » The Tilton Memorial Arch, which is actually in Northfield, is one of the signature landmarks in either town. Erected by Charles Tilton in 1882, the 55-foot-tall arch was built as a monument to the Tilton family and was intended to be a tomb for Charles Tilton. The arch is on the National Register of Historic Places. JON BODELL / Insider staff

The Tilton Memorial Arch, which is actually in Northfield, is one of the signature landmarks in either town. Erected by Charles Tilton in 1882, the 55-foot-tall arch was built as a monument to the Tilton family and was intended to be a tomb for Charles Tilton. The arch is on the National Register of Historic Places. JON BODELL / Insider staff

The Tilton Memorial Arch, which is actually in Northfield, is one of the signature landmarks in either town. Erected by Charles Tilton in 1882, the 55-foot-tall arch was built as a monument to the Tilton family and was intended to be a tomb for Charles Tilton. The arch is on the National Register of Historic Places. JON BODELL / Insider staff

The Tilton Memorial Arch, which is actually in Northfield, is one of the signature landmarks in either town. Erected by Charles Tilton in 1882, the 55-foot-tall arch was built as a monument to the Tilton family and was intended to be a tomb for Charles Tilton. The arch is on the National Register of Historic Places. JON BODELL / Insider staff

Our Newspaper Family Includes:

Copyright 2024 The Concord Insider - Privacy Policy - Copyright