Weather Data for October 2024

by Rod Weinberg

The warmest day for the month was 75° on the 20th and the coolest 26° on the 29th.Total rainfall was 2.18” which is 2.60” below normal.

The highest wind gust observed was 34 mph on the 16th and 23rd of the month.

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A Look Back ... Interesting entries from the ​
​Sandwich Reporter

Director Jim Mykland has pulled together some interesting entries from the Sandwich Reporter (1883-1944). 

November 10, 1887:  Quite a snow squall last Saturday, accompanied by high wind. 
We are informed that the stone work of the stone house erected by James Liberty on the top of Chocorua mountain, has been finished, but the boards for the roof were burned with the Cushing mill, recently.

Click the following link http://www.sandwichhistorical.org/miscellany-and-mystery.html... or visit sandwichhistorical.org. 

Downtown North Sandwich, early 1900s

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The Meet Our Members Project

The Sandwich Business Group’s project—Meet Our Members—is a series of interviews with people who live in Sandwich and are engaged in running businesses, organizations, and other creative projects and pursuits. This small town has more than its share of fascinating, creative people. Read stories of how people found their way to Sandwich, and what they have been doing since they arrived, as children, or last year.... These posts are first published on our blog, News & Views. Click here for the full list of Meet Our Members posts.

Thanks to photographer Kathleen Sperry for permission to share this gorgeous aerial photo of Sandwich. Find more of her work on Facebook.

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