Hidden Treasures of the Granite Section, Ossipee, NH--Full Version

[@maddystarr4626]

Man, I wish I could have met this man. He’s wise and so very quirky, I just love it!

[@bilcoferentine3567]

Nice good job ... we need much more of our history . End corruption free humanity...

[@woodboogahj]

I'm so blessed to live on Granite. Great area. Great people. Beautiful Natural Resources.

[@coolvibes3663]

Thank you for sharing.

[@wa1ufo]

I live in a town north of Ossipee. My wife's parents had a beautiful place on Province Lake. I have always loved this area. The guitar piece is beautiful as well. Wish I could hear more!

[@TheRandomINFJ]

I live in Holderness. Thanks for this video on the beautiful Ossippee area. ❤

[@vancebacri5894]

REST IN PEACE . John A. Hartog

[@JohnCompton1]

He will always be with us here...

[@joesargent481]

Amazing videos a lot of history to research you had to do was amazing because most of the people from town that would know it heard about it I gone thank you for the video

[@roblycett6525]

Excellent documentary

[@livenlearn9969]

It is amazing how they built stuff back then

[@quantumcat7673]

It is fascinating stuff. I might take a look for myself (if I get the permission), for I live in Eastern township about 50 miles north of NH border.

[@JoJo6207]

I really enjoyed this video, thank you. Family has lived there, John Currier on Effingham Road and also the Downs family up on Simon Hill Road. Most importantly, you answered the question: Where Is Granite. I think "up high" is a good answer!

[@joe533]

There is a great example of a working Pit Saw (up&down) at Kings landing in New Brunswick and you can find a video of it in action on youtube.

[@quantumcat7673]

This place would be perfect for a PHd thesis in history or archeology.

[@Dorje17]

Is this the home country of stonewall jackson?

[@Myself-tg2je]

What is striking to me are barns connected to homes.

[@jameslafontaine5557]

Joe Bradley, is it possible to get in touch with this man someway? Im local and very interested in what he talks about, and i have things id love to share with him that i think he would really appreciate. Perhaps an email or something?

[@maddystarr4626]

He’s with the wind, now

[@vancebacri5894]

Didn’t he smuggle the sheep?

[@mmercier0921]

most alive today would probably not survive a 40 hour work week back then.

[@richardsmith7322]

I have to say something but not get any info out here I’ll give two clues I found a small cedar chest fitted with brasss locks, hinges and around the rest of the chest was hand made brass fittings around the chest so it had silver only not saying how much only that it was on a hidden coast but still known and I detected it in NH the sad part is that people still search and I found it in 2020 if you treasure hunt do it alone.