This is the home of a man who was multitasking before the word was invented. He was a dairy farmer and a founder of the Concord Dairy cooperative that marketed milk produced by city farmers. He was a doctor who had a practice on State Street and at the newly merged Concord Hospital. And he led New Hampshire through World War II. Who is it?
This photo is one of the many pictures of times gone by in Concord that will be in “Crosscurrents of Change,” Concord Historical Society's history of the capital city in the 20th century that will be published next year.
The answer to the riddle will appear in next week's Insider. For the less patient, get the answer at concordhistoricalsociety.org.
