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Rochester NH History: Harry Thaw & The Trial of the Century

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The intersection of Portland Street and Salmon Falls Road is an unassuming connection of roads. They do not appear to be extraordinary. However, for a brief time in 1913, the eyes of the nation were riveted to this intersection as an infamous murderer found his way into Rochester and stopped at this location. Find out how Rochester played a role in the “Trial of the Century!”

This video was produced by Bob Griffin, president of the Rochester Historical Society and Museum. Click here to see more videos.

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