This event is part of their series on Great Fires: Conflagrations that Reshaped New England.
For further details, please visit the Portsmouth Athenaeum website.
Four Days of Fury is a forthcoming documentary about the largest forest fire in New Hampshire. The conflagration began on April 28, 1941 at a portable saw mill located on Gustin Pond in the small town of Marlow. Over a four day-day period, the flames consumed more than 25,000 acres. You can learn more in my initial posting.
