Episode 3: The Easter Excuse
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Episode 3: The Easter Excuse
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The Easter Excuse Postcard — New Hampshire
At some point in the mid-20th century, Ginny skipped Easter with her mother and instead mailed a postcard apology from:
Cathedral of the Pines
Rindge, New Hampshire
The postcard was addressed to:
Mrs. Geo. H. Clarke
67 Concord Street
Nashua, New Hampshire
In care of Georgia Alexander
Instead of showing up for Easter dinner, Ginny explained:
She and her companion drove to the mountains for their “Easter treat.”
Which raises a few questions:
- Did the Clarke family live at 67 Concord Street in Nashua?
- Who was Georgia Alexander — a relative, tenant or neighbor receiving the mail?
- And did Ginny ever make it to the next Easter dinner?
If this address, family name or story sounds familiar, we’d love to hear from you.
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