Good Job Jay!! Thanks for the memories!!  

Great Job Jay!! Love ya, Martha  

SMALL WORLD JASON  

Your town sounds like real AMERICA and a place I would like to spend some time in. I will be in the area around June 15, 2002 and would appreciate some information on hotels on or near the beach as well as historic places of interest.
Thank you,
Mike  

great pictures i have lived in seabrook since 1959 and have seen a lot of changes but to look way back like this is different my husband's family go way back in seabrook's history the legion post 70 is nsmed after my mother-in-laws mother's brother raymond E Walton again great job on the pictures and i really appreciate looking at them  

This is the best find of the day!! I lived in Seabrook as a child. I loved it then and still do.
There is nothing like being able to take a look at
the past. I lived on the corner of Dearborn Ave in
the 50's,it's changed so much since then,loved going back even further!!! Thank-you for the site!  

Love your site. Really enjoyed the pictures and tips and tricks. Keep up the good work.  

BECAUSE I LIVE IN FLORIDA AND DONT GET TO VISIT OFTEN, I WOULD LIKE TO SEE SOME MORE RECENT PHOTOS OF SEABROOK. AT LEAST THE OLD END, SOUTH MAIN ST, COLLINS STREET AND SUCH. ITS BEEN OVER TWO YEARS SINCE I HAVE BEEN HOME. I MISS SEABROOK
LORI  

I was raised in Seabrook (actually Smithtown)and thought I would browse. What ever happened to Smithtown, NH? When did it become legally Seabrook, NH? I would love some information on how Seabrook and Smithtown originated. Thanks!  

NICE WEB SITE  

NICE WEB SITE  

I miss Seabrook!!!!  

I have enjoyed the pictures very much and have found some places that I had forgotten. We lived in Dr Coulcord`s house on Walton Road.Keep up the good work.  

Great site. Grew up on Walton road right next to the school. Went to Sanborn and Dearborn academy. Left in 1964 to join the military. Have gotten in touch with a few old schoolmates and it makes me feel great. Living in Florida but I do miss bubbatown.  

It was great seeing these pictures of how things use to be  

What a site. Howard Eaton, Jr. sent the site to me. This is one I'll keep in my favorite places. Keep up the good works Jason.  

Wish it was still like that!  

It was good to see what Seabrook use to look like.
Thanks.  

Thank you. The pictures are great.  

Thanks for the memories,a lot of pictures before my time but loved seeing what my town looked like before I was born.Wish we could have it back that way again and get rid of all this traffic!Can't ride route 1 in the summer months.  

A great job. I've been living here for the past 28 years but consider it THE ONLY PLACE TO BE. Keep up the good work. I'll be checking back for more pictures & info. THANK AGAIN  

I have been living in Seabrook all my life but right now I am currently serving in the military. I just wanted to say thanks for this site, I love history and especailly of my beloved hometown. GREAT JOB!  

I used to live in Seabrook and was looking on the picture pages for our house--it was the old parsonage that i believe was converted into an antique store sometime in the 1970's. Couldn't find a picture of the house on your pages. do you know if it's still standing?

Thanks for the memories  

Hi All,
Keep up the good web pgs! need help give me a buzz  

I've been researching my family history. I grew up in Amesbury, but I have lots of relatives and ancestors who lived in Seabrook, Hampton Falls and Hampton. (Blake, Weare, Chase, Fogg, Janvrin, etc.) I loved looking at your pictures -- brings back fond memories! Great Job!  

The history of Seabrook is quite interesting .Nice job!  

Great pictures! Boy it's amazing how the town of Seabrook has grown. I remember Lyold Perkins farm (now Wendy's). I used to like seeing the cows roaming in Loyd's yard. I miss seeing the country Seabrook used to be. Times have changed.  

You mean that is where I come from? It looks like I'm related to half the folks in the guest book. So many and I know none! Hi y'all from Chucky Fellows!  

Great job Jason. I remember Seabrook and the good
old days, and sure wish we were still like it was in the 50's. It was wonderful. Route one believe it or not was beautiful with the big homes and the large trees,everyone knew everyone, your kids were safe and could play in the woods. Oh for Seabrook to go back to how it was.  

It is said that at the end of every rainbow is a pot of gold. We found that gold in the residence of Seabrook. Leonard Tuminowski  

The pictures are terrific; worth all the work you have put into this project. I haven't been back to Seabrook where my mother (Eleanor White) grew up for years, but nostalgia came flooding back.
Thank you.  

AMAZING! I NEVER THOUGHT I WOULD GET TO SEE WHAT OUR TOWN LOOKED LIKED. I'VE ONLY SEEN A FEW PICTURES FROM FAMILY BUT NOTHING LIKE THIS. I ONLY WISH THINGS COULD LOOK LIKE THAT AGAIN. ALL THE OLD SCHOOLS AND STORES. IT HAD TO BE COOL. CAN'T WAIT TO SEE MORE. GREAT JOB!  

Great job Jason. Keep up the good work.  

My mother, Barbara Ellen Small, moved away from Seabrook when she got married. Nevertheless, until 1959, my sister Susan and I got to spend every summer and winter school vacation in Seabrook living with my grandparents, Sam and Dot Small on Lafayette Road. I recall many long and lazy summer days filled with the exciting companionship of my cousin Judie (Janvrin), and I cannot forget the adventurous visits of cousins Ronnie and Tommy Small to "Meme's" house - the site of the old Garrison. We picnicked at Elmwood cemetary, sold Mayflower bouquets along Route 1 and flagged the Greyhound buses down. Unlike today, traffic on Route 1 meant one or two cars every twenty minutes or so... occasionally some tourists would stop at Sam and Dot's B-B-Que for a cold drink or ice cream or maybe fried clam dinner from clams we dug at Seabrook Beach during low tide. A relaxing walk on the narrow footpath (the only sidewalk on Route 1) to visit with great Aunt Susie (Foote) at the post office and bring home the mail, picking blueberries in 'the woods' and later making pies and muffins, going to Smithtown to get gas and the newspaper from Everett's, helping 'Papa' snowplow for the town in his red Mac truck ...some of my many fond memories of my vacations 'living' in Seabrook. I watched the birth of the Dog track, the nuclear plant, the heavy commercial upshoots and the sad passing on of loved ones. These things have hidden the quiet town I knew from my childhood. I certainly enjoy these photos! Thanks for putting them up on the website.  

I would love to hear from old friends ----guess this is the best way now to stay in touch
love, Judie  

Love your sight. Been stationed in Oklahoma City for 8 Years and this was a brief visit home for me. Thanx. As my dad would say "Keep Smiling".  

Very nice i enjoyed it alot keep up the good work  

I just wanted to sign  

Love your Journal guys - keep up the good work.  

how can I get this site to go to my father the site can not be forwarded any more. Please help me I kept this site in my favorites and now I want to send it to my father.  

very well thoughtout site ,  

Great Idea. Congratulations on your great work.  

Sam and Dot Small who lived at the site of the Bound House were my grand-parents. These pictures are great, it brings back memories of hearing them talk of these places and some I remember myself. My---how our little town of Seabrook has grown, I think I liked the ole' Seabrook better. Thanks for the memories !!!!!!  

bout' time  

Looking good! What made you decide to do this?
Luv Ya
US  

Born in Seabrook  

Hi Jason,

Great site! If you need any help with HTML or graphics, just holler. I have a lot of free graphics you can use at my site. And if you need any thing done custom, let me know! I just might be asking permission to use some of your photos in the future. And am putting a link to this site up on my web links! Thanks to my friends on Centennial St for sending me this URL!

Great job!
Mary Eaton  

awesome web site , keep up the good work.  

This is a great site. Everyone loves it, and is very interested. Keep up the good work...We love
Seabrook and enjoy the info and pics..Thanks
Marilyn and friends and family..........  

good job jason i'm proud of you. nice work.  

Cool  

great pics babee-o!!  

Nice job would like to see some of the changes in some of the pictures you have on your site. Thanks Tim  

Very,very nice.I have many good memories from the Gateway Country store and the people who worked there,the customers and the little dog Mike who was the store Mascot.  

Hi Son great job we all love to see old pictures of our town and of course l especially loved the one of you, Nanette and my granddaughters.  

Hey, Jason, wonderful comments. See, told you you are the "smartest" boy in Seabrook. Good luck, keep up the great work.  

Really like looking at the old town and knowing I have such a smart relative in Seabrook. good luck and keep working on it. In Florida waiting to see more from my home town. I'm the daughter of Emma Perkins and Exra Knowles both born and died in Seabrook.Say hi to uncle Jimmy for me. and my aunt to of course. Rose  

I live in Florida now but my family comes from Seabrook. My Grandmothers name was Emma Perkins..Anyways I think you are doing a great job on this site. I love all the old pictures...I will be checking back often.
Tammy (Fowler) Fayne  

It's about time one of us got smart enough to put seabrook on the "internet map!" I've heard great things about this author, now he's proving it. It's also good to learn of a few close friends whom I didn't know about being online, too! If you need help or photos, don't hesitate to ask. Good luck!!!  

BROOKER AT HEART  

I think this is so great most of us don't know what "our town" looked like many many years ago, I hope we will all give you information to put on this web-site---great job thanks  

good luck  

This is so cool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1  

Wonderful pictures!! I look forward to seeing more. Thanks to my cousin Caddie for sending me the URL.  

Nice Job...love it!!  

I love Seabrook. Visit my friends Ollie and Caddie Carter. Tell them hi for me!!!!  

What can I say - great job - Have a few people on my list that will enjoy it.  

Excellent Site We will link to our site  

Good Work Jason  

Well I found your web site.
Very nice.  

Nice site - very nice colors