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Very cool channel and content, im loving all the local history! I actually metal detected and dug a "Knights of Pythias" belt plate near a cellar hole in Rollinsford last year and you can see it in episode 40 of our channel! Keep up the great work!

Very well done, I just recently metal detected and dug a Boston Maine Railroad bag seal in Newington. My only suggestion is the music volume in the beginning and end is twice the level as the commentary and blows your ear drums out when it switches. Great job otherwise, keep up the great work!

Help please: where can I find these songs by the Northam Ramblers? Excellent video by the way.

Can anyone tell me the exact location on Watson Rd. that Irene Copeland was found on?

notes: dover, new hampshire coroner - dumped ALL COLD CASE FILES in the 1960's - their words not mine!

The repetitive music really detracts from the dialogue

The greatest, smartest and most patriotic president that the stupid Republican Party DIDN'T CHOOSE was Pat Buchanan. But the stupid Republican Party chose a "dumbhead" who was too globalist, too kosher and too free-traitorous for me to vote for. Pat - not George Dumb head - got my write-in in 2000.

I an fortunate to have taken Thom's course when he was offering them. The knowledge I acquired in six Wednesday evenings opened up my photography adventure.

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Looking into my great uncle Gene Ragosta whom worked with Tom on his album as well as in The Great Rubber Band and The G-Clefs - if anyone has videos, please reach out

Bravo to Derek Fisher and to Made in Dover for guiding a lifelong Dover resident on a tour of a building that I have never seen (inside) before. I only recently discovered that this building was the Knights of Pythias castle. Once again, Bravo and thank you!

Having worked and frequented some of the finest establishments on Canadas west coast, I can appreciate the lucrative potential of this place once renos are completed. With a carefully selected menu and thoroughly trained staff this project will be a stellar addition, if not the busiest place in the locale. Best wishes in your endeavor.

This is awesome! Thanks!

Great video! Big thank you to Derek for giving the public a look into this historic structure and for not only preserving a part of Dover's history but bringing it back to life as well. Kudos.

I babysat 😢😢for sweet Sheila 😢😢back in the day. Eddie Pehowic, I remember as a child 😢😢 Did you truly 😢😢😢hurt my Sheila 💔😭😭💔??? May God have mercy on your soul.

Interesting little story! I love your videos! Keep up the great work!

I’m quite sure Lucy’s picture was found along with Booth’s possessions but was most certainly not in his hand. He was involved in a frantic effort to save his life and escape at the time he was shot.

Rest in peace now, poor souls. God's peace be upon you all.

I'll bet those big plate glass windows were replaced by Atlas Glass & Mirror Co. If not in 1958, I'm sure subsequent replacements were handled by Atlas.

NH has skeletons in its closet for sure. Was learning about the Dover asylum fire, now this. Sounds like a police coverup happened here.

I didn't know about the Siegel's fire of 1956 (or that the building was rebuilt and reopened in 1958). Great job in bringing us more Dover history.

Losses for words

I am so thoroughly impressed and moved by the content you create. Thank you so very much for teaching me about my home.

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Drop the piano 😱

sheila i did'nt know but her husband or bf Gary he was with my friends mom sandy for years they have 2 kids together ben and Robert Gary when he was there at the house with 5 of us kids he in no way showed any sort of violence he was the one who took care of us and fed us made sure we all ate sandy was never home so we were all left alone now what occured behind closed doors that we didnt see i cant speak of us kids never seen him even yell he was heart broken and then there son jeremiah in 2001 in war but i just wanted me to voice this so gary isnt made out to be a monster as myself was raised for a short time bye his he was nice to me atlleast he made sure we ate 3 meals a day as sandy just left us to fend for ourselves so i just wanted to throw that out there ...

Well, I love that flowing water. Dover, you're my home!

We have a family log home, part of an association, sitting back 200 yards from Lovewell Pond.We share a piece of shorefront that is less than a 100 feet from a point of land where Lovewell and his men saw the solitary Indian from a mile away after he had fired his gun, Lovewell and his 33 men dropped their packs and rushed to where that Indian had been not far from the pond. They fired at the Indian who then shot back wounding Lovewell and another member with small shot. The indian was shot and killed soon after and scalped on the spot. Captain Lovewell and his men went to grab their packs 10 minutes away and the Abenaki Chief and 50 warriors were waiting amongst the packs in ambush and killed Lovewell and 7 others very quickly. The remaining 26 men headed back in the direction towards where they killed the first Indian towards the present day association of about 20 houses on or near Lovewell Pond. They crossed a small brook and next, hid behind rocks at mouth of Fight Brook feeding into Lovewell Pond, for cover which resulted in gun fight that started at 11:00 am till dark.There is a small present day home sitting on a small hill supported by those rocks. In the morning 21 men left for their small makeshift fort next to Ossipee Lake 22 miles South and 5 more died on the way from wounds.

Anyone who could get stuck in an armchair - or, for that matter, a bathtub - is definitely an absolute unit!

Im subscribin!! This content desperately needs P r o m o S M!!!

When the X-axis of one item doesn't know what the X-axis of another item is doing...

Oh, you mean Delaware. I've been to the town of Brandywine, outside Wilmington, many times...also, Dover, England...

Tommy's first, and my favorite recording of this song, was on the "CB & TM Sing of the Sea" album. Recorded for Columbia, around 1968, it featured Liam Clancy singing harmony and playing guitar. I felt it was the best cut on a mediocre album.

Kind of sobering, and it also shows how awful people were treated in mental hospital settings back then!

The background music is simply distracting to say the least 👎🏽.

Poor woman and. Poor détective. Officer Franck I bet this Hunts him to this day

Holy crap this is amazing. Great job!!!!!

Also......death penalty is nonsensical....,.killing someone is wrong.......so the penalty is killing the accused.....also about 1 in 24 sentenced to death(of r already killed) are later found to be innocent. What do you say to the family of the person the state has murdered? OOPS?????

No dna? Even if he confessed, da have to provide to support it

Great feel to this .. high quality. The only thing I couldn’t get past is the first detective . Am I crazy or does he have the strangest damn speech pattern and word choices. He sounds like I sound when I get pulled over and things smell like weed. As a rule if someone uses the word “ergo” I’m immediately suspicious of them

Background music is supposed to be IN the background...far too loud and intrusive

AWFUL! STORY..WHY STAY WTH A VIOLENT DRUNK?

AND The Mysterious Death of Irene Copeland????????

AND STILL A COLD CASE!!

DOROTHY ANN BICKFORD, 3 YEARS OLD MURDERED. (1920'S).

MY AUNT IS A 1920'S COLD CASE FROM DOVER, NH. NEVER LLOOKED INTO.

Rest. In. The. Hevans. Great. Ace 💓😎

I’m one minute in and the background noise is already driving me mad. Why do we have to have it , it distracts from the story and anyone with hearing problems it’s a nightmare. LOSE IT PLEASE Now 5 mins in can’t watch anymore sorry.

I was in the draft near the end of the Vietnam war. I watched those lottery draft picks on T.V. like many others. We watched the war ruin so many young men’s/women’s lives. I came from a small town where there were many Vietnam veteran’s. Most were broken beyond repair due to no help with their PTSD .

No mention of her parents, DNA, or even the evidence they found. Very off! Background music clatter awful.