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Salisbury NH, Historical Society

Salisbury NH, Historical Society

Preserving History and Traditions

  • Welcome to Salisbury, NH Historical Society
  • About us
  • Membership
  • Meeting House
  • Museum
  • 2025 Calendar
  • Directions to Salisbury, NH Historical Society
  • Interactive Historic Map
  • Round Robin
  • Flag Project
  • Scholarship
  • Trivia History Challenge 2025
  • Contact us
All Pages
  • 2025 Calendar
  • About us
  • Activities
  • Baptist Graveyard
  • Bartlett Grange 104
  • Bean, Smith's Corner Graveyard
  • Blacksmithing
  • Blackwater Projects
  • Bridges
  • Calef Yard-Bog Road Cemetery
  • Cemeteries
  • Cemetery Walk
  • Children's Christmas Party 2012-2014
  • Christmas Shop
  • Civil War and After
  • Classical Revival Influence
  • Col. John Kepper, DDS.
  • Commerce and Industries
  • Contact us
  • Correspondences
  • Daniel Webster in Salisbury
  • Deacon William Cate
  • Directions to Salisbury, NH Historical Society
  • Early Telecommunications
  • Early Town Planning
  • Fellows Graveyard
  • Fighting Fires
  • Fine Art, Then and Now
  • Fine Crafts, Then and Now
  • Flag Project
  • Fourth New Hampshire Turnpike
  • Gerrish Road, The Mills and The Railroad
  • Great Sheep Boom & Stone Walls
  • Healthcare
  • Historic Settlements
  • Historic Topics of Salisbury
  • Historical House Projects
  • Historical Photos: South Range
  • In Your Home
  • Interactive Historic Map
  • James & John Haskell
  • John Kepper Rugs
  • Lighting
  • Little Family of South Road Village
  • Maloon Family
  • Maplewood Cemetery
  • Mary Baker Gravesite
  • Meeting House
  • Meeting Houses
  • Meeting Minutes
  • Membership
  • Memorial Day
  • Mills, Pingry Cemetery
  • Moses Garland
  • Moving Buildings
  • Museum
  • Music and Theater
  • Muster, Encampment and Fife & Drum
  • Native People
  • Oak Hill Cemetery
  • Officers and Trustees' Roles
  • Old College Road
  • Old Home Day
  • Old Schoolhouse Timelines
  • Oldest Trees in Salisbury
  • Oral History
  • Our 50th Anniversary Celebrations
  • Post Offices
  • Potash, Tripoli, Flaxseed Oil & Plumbago
  • Power from Hot Water
  • Power of Water
  • Programs
  • Research Links for Salisbury, NH
  • Rhoda Bartlett True & Reuben True
  • Round Robin
  • Salisbury Heights or Center Village
  • Salisbury Time Capsule 2018
  • Scholarship
  • Searle's Hill
  • Searle's Hill Graveyard
  • Searle's Hill Meeting House
  • Severens Gravesites
  • Shaw Hill & North Road
  • Smith's Corner
  • South Road Cemetery
  • South Road Village
  • Stevens, Sawyer Cemetery
  • Taverns & Inns
  • Telecommunications
  • The "Souper Bowl"
  • Tombstone Symbols
  • Trivia History Challenge 2016-2024
  • Trivia History Challenge 2019
  • Trivia History Challenge 2020
  • Trivia History Challenge 2021
  • Trivia History Challenge 2022
  • Trivia History Challenge 2023
  • Trivia History Challenge 2024
  • Trivia History Challenge 2025
  • Union Meeting House
  • Watson & Quimby Graveyards
  • Welcome to Salisbury, NH Historical Society
  • West Salisbury or "Mill Village"
  • Whitaker Gravesites
  • Wicked Weather, Natural Disasters & Events
  • Accepting and preserving donations
  • New England's Daniel Webster portrait by Francis Alexander, 1835
  • Preserving and Presenting Town History
  • Maintaining displays at the Museum and Meeting House and presenting new ones

Heavenly Hands, Finger pointing Heavenward

Location: Oak Hill Cememtery
Location: Oak Hill Cememtery
Location: South road
Location: South road
Location: Maplewood
Location: Maplewood
Location: Maplewood Cemetery
Location: Maplewood Cemetery
Location: Mills Graveyard
Location: Mills Graveyard

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Posted on November 20, 2014November 16, 2016Author RoseCategories Tombstone SymbolsTags Clasping Hands, Mills Graveyard

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