This older home is still standing on North Lowell Road in Windham. Interestingly, we know these people were also once in the “egg business” because of the large chicken barn on the left. The field to the right became the subdivision where Bedros Road is today. The barn at back right is very old with similar design as the one on the Merrill Farm which burned. https://vintageaerial.com/photos/new-hampshire/rockingham/1966/PRO/75/20
I chose a photograph by Baldwin Coolidge of this farm for the cover of “Images of America-Windham. At the time of the photograph it was the Albert Cambell Farm. The home was built in 1753 by James Betton. https://vintageaerial.com/photos/new-hampshire/rockingham/1966/PRO/74/15
This property is located on Range Road and is currently the home of Northstar Financial Planning. According to “Rural Oasis” the house was built sometime before 1780 and was owned by William Jameson. It was later sold to Phillip Haseltine and remained in the Haselton family until 1952. Mr. Haselton paid 2,061 Spanish milled dollars for the property. https://vintageaerial.com/photos/new-hampshire/rockingham/1966/PRO/77/30
This home is still standing on Londonderry Road in Windham. At the time of this photograph Iin1966, their were many chicken sheds on the property so it must have been part of the poultry business in town. John Campbell was born in Windham in 1817. He bought this farm from John Graham. In 1841, The house was built by Annis Clark. In the old militia days he was a Captain…He was a farmer and a shoe manufacturer. His shoe factory was located on property near what is now New Road. He carried on the shoe manufacturing business in Windham for 23 years. https://vintageaerial.com/photos/new-hampshire/rockingham/1966/PRO/74/10
Windham NH History 