The Society has published a research bulletin each year for 97 years. The bulletins are referred to as Annual Excursions reflecting that in the early years in particular they provided a description of the houses, cellar holes and landmarks along specific routes which were traveled in caravan on the day of the annual picnic. In later years the Excursion Bulletins have dealt with a wide variety of local research topics including education, the churches, notable individuals, and participants in the Civil War and recently, the impact of the Boarding Houses so popular in the 1870 - 1920 eras. Most also contain a Director's Report, Necrology, and the Year in Review for organizations in the Town of Sandwich.
Diamond Ledge, Diamond Ledge House, Durgin Bridge, East Sandwich, East Sandwich Chapel, Estate of Mrs. Alice B. Moorhouse and Mr. Joseph Wentworth, Estate of Professor Archibald A. Coolidge, Flanders Road, Free Will Baptist Parsonage, George M. Weed Homestead, Gold Mine, Great Oven by Weeds, Grove Cemetery, Guinea Hill, History of Squam Lake Road from Sandwich West to Chick's Corner, Hoyt Homestead, Intervale Farming, Little's Pond, Red Hill Section, Little's Pond, N. Sandwich Ridge, North Sandwich Village, Potash District, First Mill, Red Hill, Lower Corner Schoolhouse, Rock Maple Ridge, Rock Maple Ridge, Sandwich Notch, Sandwich Notch Train, School House, Site of Old Town Hall of Sandwich, Squam Lake, The Loop, the Seven Mile Round, Village of Center Sandwich, Whiteface Intervale.
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A part of East Sandwich, Aaron Beede Hoyt, Albert Boyden, Ambrose family, Bear Camp Pond, Carl Greenleaf Beede, Catherine Hoyt, Charles Fellows, Rev. Chester Harris Howe, Cornelius Weygandt, Dr. Andrew McFarland, Durgin Bridge, English Tool Book 1820, Governor Benning Wentworth, Grace La Croix Ogden, Harrison Campaign 1840, Henry Wadsworth Hight, Herbert and Julia Moulton, Index to Excursions 1 – 30, John Montague, Fourth Earl of Sandwich, Julia Abby Moulton, List of Granters, Lyceum, Mary Hamilton Coolidge, McCrillis family, New Sandwich Central School, Origin of the Towns and Township System of New England, Plan of Sandwich, Prescott Mill, Robert S. Quinby, Sandwich: A Treasure House by Cornelius Weygandt, Sandwich Covered Bridges, Sandwich Freshets, Sandwich Scrapbook of R. Grosvenor Hutchins, School Directors 1820-1836, Tataboro and the Mountain Road, Taxes, The Smith Family, Vittum Hill, Vittum Schoolhouse, White Sylvania Trust, Whiteface Mountain and Intervale.
Address given at Sandwich Historical Society Annual Picnic by The Rev. Leroy S. Rouner 1968, Aldrich Taylor, Alfred Quimby Fund, Benning Wentworth 1696, Blanchard House 1815, Col. Joseph Wentworth House 1850, Congregational Church, Dr. Lot Cook House, Early Chimneys and Chimney-Pieces, Early Settlement of Old Road from Moultonboro, Elizabeth Beede Ford, Fireplaces 1810-1824, Free Will Baptist Church 1800, Highlights of Sandwich Architecture, Index to Excursions 31- 48, Jessy Flanigen, Little Pond Road, Mary Senior Brown, Middle Road, Mrs. Henry Batchelder House, Norbert Weiner, Old Crossroads of East Sandwich, Red Hill Pond, Salute to Sandwich: 1763-1963, Sandwich Commemorative Plates, Sandwich Historical Society Fiftieth Anniversary, Sandwich Inventories 1788 - 1820, Sandwich Today: What Goes on Here?, Sandwich Town and Grange Fair Association, Site Little Pond School House, Site of Schoolhouse No.2, Tour of the Sandwich Historical Society Museum , Walter Leroy White, Weed Mill, Weed's Mills and Vicinity.
"Gift of China" Flow Blue and How it Was Made, Albert Gallatin Hoit, Brick Yards and Clay Pits in Sandwich, Carlton Heard, Clifton Clark Quimby, Domestic Textiles, Early Cycling on Mt. Washington, Flash Flood July 4, 1974, Food and its Preparation Before 1830, Forget Not the Matron, Fred W. Goldthwait, Geological History of Sandwich Area, Hoit Portraits, Index to Excursions 49-59, John Wentworth of Sandwich and Chicago, John Wentworth, Lost Cemeteries of Sandwich Part II, Lost Cemeteries of Sandwich, Lower Corner Revisited, Major General William F. Tompkins, Margaret Eckfeldt Greene, Medicine in Early Sandwich, Mira Hodge, Neighborhood Surveyors of Highways in the 1840's, New Addition to Sandwich Historical Society , North Star Route through Sandwich, Observation Tower, Old Style Sandwich Politics, One Blood All Nations, Quaker Cemeteries, Ryvers Frank Ainger, Sandwich Anti-Slavery Petitions, Sandwich Association Test:1776, Sandwich Loco Cocos List, Sandwich Scrapbook notes, Second Congregational Church, The Grant Bridge: One Century over the Cold River, The Woes of the Hoit Brothers, Underground Railroad, W. Pope Barney, Wentworth Family genealogy.
"New" Notch Residents?, An 1850 Journey to Sandwich, Beede Family in Sandwich, Birch Interval, Bryant Families in Sandwich, Cornelius Weygandt's New Hampshire, Diamond Ledge Road, Donald Johnson, Elected Officials of the Sandwich Historical Society 1917-1987, Elliott Family in Sandwich, Fellows Hill, Fred George Quimby, Hambrook Family in Sandwich, Lear Family in Sandwich, Map of Sandwich, Marston Family in Sandwich, Mauch Family in Sandwich, Mills of Sandwich, Moses Hall Place, Mt. Israel Grange, North Road and Wallace Farm, North Sandwich, Pearson Family in Sandwich, Pohl Family in Sandwich, Sandwich Fair 75th Anniversary, Sandwich Historical Society's 70th Anniversary, Sandwich Home Industries' Sixtieth, Sandwich Notch, Sandwich Notch 1981, Sandwich Notch Revisited, The Perrys and "The Studio", The Road to Independence: From the letters of Phebe Weed and Caroline McGaffey 1837-1843, The Town Wood Lot, Weed's Mill.
A Bird's-eye View of the 1980's in Sandwich, NH, Alice Blanchard Moorhouse and Her Family, Ayottes' Designery, Bearcamp Pond History, Briar Farm, Burrows Family of Sandwich, Camp Hale, Center Sandwich Post Office: 1828-1991, Denley Emerson Recollections, Early Carroll County, Illinois, Excursion Bulletins' Errata to 1992, Far and Away: Some Thoughts on the Guinea Hill Farms, Health of Sandwich People in the Nineteenth Century, History of the Sandwich Cemetery Trustees' Duties, Horses Were Dangerous, Image Hill, Index: Excursions 59-68 (1979-1988), Isaac Adams: Inventive Genius, John Colby - Sandwich Evangelist, Lambs 'R Us Trip to England, Lilac Farm, Lure of the Prairie: A Sandwich Migration, Memories of a General Store, New Hampshire Troubadour and Sandwich Memories, New Sandwich Honor Roll Monument, October Farm, Place Names of Sandwich, N.H., Quaker Neighborhood Revisited, Sapping in Sandwich, Simeon Mason Homestead, Story of a Sandwich Farm, Tappan Chairs and Their Makers, The Baptist Meeting House 200th Anniversary, The Schoolhouse at Lower Corner, Was It Arson?, West Sandwich Interviews, West Sandwich Narrative, West Sandwich Route 113 Landmarks, Whiteface General Store, Working on the Boats of the Asquam Transportation Company.
Austin Quinby Journal (1862-1864), Booty Family Farm, Brickyards in Sandwich, Chapman Wildbird Sanctuary, Charles Davis 1882-1948, Corporal Lewis Q. Smith (1832-1913), Creameries, Diary of Arvin Blanchard, Jr., DiFilippe Farm and Greenhouse, Early Days in Sandwich, Early Hikes in the Sandwich Area, Early Years at Chestnut Manor, Electric Railway to Sandwich, Elisha Marston House Construction, Elisha Marston's 200th Birthday, Fellows Farming in Sandwich, NH and Dixons Ferry, IL 1824-1841, Ferncroft Footnotes, First Eagle Scouts in Sandwich, Friends of Phil and Kathryn [FOPAK], From the Archives, From the Archives: Dudley Leavitt and Daniel Greenleaf Beede, Golden Age of Boarding Houses, Great Wall, Hadley Family in Sandwich, Harvesting Ice from Squam Lake and Beyond, Isaac Adams' Bed-and-Platen Steam Powered Press, Jane Durgin, Juniper Farm, Katherine White, Leander Pierce and His Son Frank, Leonard Boyd Chapman, Long John Wentworth, Mail Boat Service on Squam Lake, Martel's Maplewood Farm, Mehitable Beede Wiggin, More on the Lower Corner School Store, Newly Acquired Hoit Painting, Old Home Day 1919: Dedication of the World War I Memorial, Old Home Week, Old Road to Whiteface Intervale, Pete Burnham, Sandwich Aquatic School, Sandwich Bed and Breakfasts: Davies, Leiper, Olafsen, Sandwich General Store and Endeavor Café, Sandwich Generals, Sandwich Home Industries, Sandwich in 1917, Sandwich Road Oil Mess 1979, Sandwich Saddle-ites, Save Sandwich Notch, Second Congregational Church, Semmes and Winslow Families, Shoe Making Industry in Sandwich, Stage Coach Days Hereabouts, Store at Cram's Corner, The Brick House, The Corner House, The Local Food Movement: Three Sandwich Farms, The Old Highway, The Town Team, Weedfield (1904-1948).
1885 Letters of George Parker Winship, 1918 Boston Traveler newspaper article on Quimby Trust donation, 1918 Influenza Pandemic in Sandwich, NH, 1963 Time Capsule Revisted, 2010 Excursion to Sandwich Notch, Advice to the Players, Alfred Quimby Fund 2018, A Portion of the Smith Family in Sandwich, Beebe River Logging Railroad, Charles B. Hoyt, Cider Question 1886, David C. Page and Family, Daniel Moulton/Levi Smith Farm Site, Diamond Ledge Gold Mine, Fifty Years Later (1963 - 2013), Forest Art Gallery/John Pratt Whitman , Grange Hall and the Grange in Sandwich, Heard Barn, History of the Quimby Barn, History of Banking in Sandwich, Honorable Daniel Hoit, Isaac Adams' Will Dispute, Jane Durgin's Real Estate Purchases , Joseph Wentworth and the Endowment, John C. Gilman of Dale Farm, Julian Locke d'Este, Jr. USNR, Juniper Farm Revisted , Ladds of Sandwich -the Early Years, Larkin D. Weed, Builder , Memories of Maple Sugaring, Mary Abby Scriggins, Memories of People in East Sandwich, Mt Israel Farm, Niobe and the Great Wall of Sandwich, Old Town House in North Sandwich, Over the Hill Hikers, Remembrances of Early Theater in Sandwich, Researching Your Road:Taterboro Road, Repose from Washington Gridlock, Restoration of the Sandwich Notch Park, Sandwich Addition, Sandwich February 1934, Sandwich Longevity, Sandwich Notch Road, Squam Lakes Historic Places Initiative, The Story of Ethel O'Brien, Transportation Museum Takes on New Life, Weeds Mill: Early View in N. Sandwich.


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Regé-Jean Page in photos: Meet the Duke – and babe – of 'Bridgerton'
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Actor Regé-Jean Page has been the talk of the town since Netflix released its regency era romance series "Bridgerton" on Christmas. Much like Lady Whistledown, we are serving up all the tea you need to know about this leading man.
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One of the 30-year-old actor's major breaks was in the hit 2016 miniseries "Roots."
Page was born in Britain and split his time between the U.K. and Zimbabwe, according to InStyle. These days, he is back and forth between London and Los Angeles.
It's not Page's first time in Shondaland. He previously starred on Rhimes' short-lived ABC series "For The People."
The "Mortal Engines" star says his passion for acting came from "not being very good at anything else at all," he admitted during Netflix's "Queue and A."
He had no idea "Bridgerton" was a book series before landing the role of Simon Basset, the Duke of Hastings. "This is one of the highest-selling genres in the world. I'm looking forward to exploring that world a bit more," he told Netflix.
He's a music buff. When it comes what he listens to on set, he said, "It'll be Deftones at one point, it'll be Vivaldi the next, it'll be Nina Simone the moment after that. It really depends what tempo and rhythm the moment needs versus where I'm at, and how to do a little bit of alchemy with it."
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He gets real about the challenges of acting. In his "Queue and A" interview he said, "The hardest moments are the very, very subtle barbs and hurts over the dinner table. When someone says something that you don't get to blow up about, that you don't get to cry about, you just have to take that sting right in the ribcage and express that through a flick of an eyebrow or through the way that you cut your peas."
He's a coffee addict. "I'm a being of caffeine when I work. It is a vice, but as far as vices go, I'll take it," he said.
Once he moves on from "Bridgerton," the actor is open to possibilities for parts. "Something I couldn't even imagine yet because it's so far out of my experience that I could only possibly discover it through surprise." He added of his current role, "I didn't even know this was a thing. I had no idea that this character could exist. That's my dream part."
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Ancient Inventions that changed the world
Ancient Excellence
World history is full of stories of men and women who changed the world. Human civilization boasts of a slew of Visionaries in the field of Art, Science, War, Politics and so on. Each person contributed something to the world in their time, and are remembered for their work. Some of them are now words on a page, while the other still works miracles in our lives.
The science of the Past
Science has always been the driving force behind the progress of civilizations. Inventors and Scientists were the ones who came up with brilliant new devices, methods, and ideas that would become another step towards the development of their society. Because of this, the ancient civilizations held men of knowledge and science in high regard.
Issac Newton once said, "If I have seen further, it is by standing on the shoulder of Giants." Ancient scientists were the ones who laid the foundation of progress, and also for the development of the future works in their fields.
Many inventions act as the prototype or the first of its kind for devices of the present. These weren't necessarily modern, but dates back centuries. Many of these, which are seemingly small compared to their modern counterparts, actually laid the groundwork for them. Here are a few of those ingenious inventions.
The Aeolipile
The power of boiling water was famously harnessed by James Watt for moving locomotives, but the idea of it came much, much earlier. The first use of steam power ever recorded was by renowned Greek mathematician and engineer, Hero of Alexandria.
Hero invented a device called aeolipile, named after The God of Wind, Aiolos. The invention was a hollow metal sphere mounted on two hollow steam carrying pipes, with two nozzles on opposite ends. The steam came from the other end of the tubes and was made by heating water.
Even though this was only a toy, it harnessed steam power and used it to spin at speeds of 1500 rpm, both events almost unheard of at the time. This was the first device ever to use thermal energy and hence is considered groundbreaking and a pioneer for all subsequent devices of the like.
Today we harness the power of steam for innumerable things, but the root lies in something very simple which was invented hundreds of years ago. Learning and acquiring knowledge is a constant process. Our forefathers learned based on the opportunities they had. They solved problems as per the needs and requirements of that era.
Today we have much bigger problems. We are generating nuclear power to fuel so many things because conventional forms of energy are not able to meet demand and the need for clean and green energy is at all-time high.
However, the point here is the requirement for energy. Our ancestors had the same problem and solved it. We are facing the same problem and solve it in our own way. Our future generations may solve the problem in much more innovative ways. The idea is to learn, grow, and accept change!
The Baghdad Battery
Electricity is the defining characteristic of the modern world. From human power to steam and finally to voltage, we have undergone radical changes on what power the world runs on.
The Baghdad battery is considered to be 2000 years old, and is from Baghdad, as the name suggests. It's a Clay pot containing a hollow copper tube with an iron rod suspended in the middle of it without touching the cylinder itself. There were models made of this device and experiments were done, which concluded that this was an ancient, functioning, 2 Volt Battery. That's equivalent to a single cell of the modern car battery. The question remains as to what it was used to power.
However, the point I am trying to make here is that electricity may be a basic necessity today, but the requirement for electricity was felt 2000 years ago. Today we may run the biggest thermal and nuclear power stations and lighting millions of homes, but we have built on the knowledge which our ancestors shared with us. The power engineering textbooks did not magically appear in the libraries. They are a result of 1000's of years of evolution and knowledge transfer.
Ancient Metallurgy
It is widely accepted that the ancients had better mastery over metals for the technology of their time. The mastery of Metals vary in degree, and from empire to empire, and consists of a wide range of works like Ironmaking, Electroplating and even Nanotechnology.
The Iron Pillar in Delhi is an excellent example of the skills of the ancient Indian iron smiths. Built during the time of Emperor Chandragupta Vikramaditya, this seven-meter high pillar is made of Iron, and the material seems to exhibit all salient features of an iron structure, except for rust. Over 1600 years old, the pillar is still intact, and the reason behind it is a mystery to this day.
Another wonder of Metallurgy is in the field of electroplating precious metals such as silver and gold. Scientists have discovered evidence of technology superior to that of today's, in many items over 2000 years old. Many amulets, statues, and jewelry have thin, uniform films of Gold and Silver, phenomenal by even today's standards.
Perhaps even more exciting is the discovery of the Lycurgus Cup. This chalice is ancient Roman, over 1600 years old, and is jade green when illuminated from the front and blood red when lighted from behind. The discoverers could not solve the mystery until 1990 when it was finally revealed as applied nanotechnology. Nanoparticles of Siver and Gold, as small as 50 nanometers were impregnated in the glass. The work was so precise that even modern day technology doesn't hold a candle to it.
Do I need to talk about the utility of minerals and metals in today's world? The laptop or mobile device you are using to read this is made up of metal. Again, the makers did not conclude that a particular metal is best suited to build your laptop. It is a result of evolution, knowledge sharing, mistakes, and most importantly the hunger to learn and build something better.
Sometimes, the "when I was your age" stories from the ancient world fills us with respect. The developments they had made despite the limited technology is astounding. We could not be have been where we are today without ancient wisdom. Science builds on top of previous knowledge. So, we should continue to innovate and continue to learn more. That's life!
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The inspiration of this tribute piece dates back to the then controversial - now renowned - photo of Charlotte Perriand relaxing on one of the first models of the chaise-longue with a self-supporting mattress attached directly to the frame. Considered as the ultimate 'relaxing machine,' this object has always been special for Charlotte Perriand as it perfectly reflects her idea of functional furniture which caters to the natural human form to create maximum comfort. Louis Vuitton has chosen Charlotte Perriand's non-conformist style as inspiration for the 2014 Spring /Summer and Fall Icon Collections.
The ten-year long collaboration with Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret, and her Japanese experience, represent periods of intense creative effervescence in the life of the artist. During her long stay in the Far East ('40-'46), she reveals her artistic talent to the full, through a reinterpretation of the reality of life to echo both tradition and odernity. By way of example, worthy of mention are the furnishings produced using traditional bamboo processing techniques, capable of enhancing the new forms already experimented using steel-tubing.


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Rev. William Charles Simons (19 November 1844 – 7 January 1921) was an English Anglican priest who served as Dean of Brechin from 1913 until 1917.

The third son of The Rev. John Simons, sometime Vicar of Dymock, Gloucestershire, he was educated at the University of Oxford and ordained in 1868. After  a curacy at Kirby Underdale he was Priest in charge at  Knowle, Bristol. He was Rector of All Souls, Invergowrie from 1883; and Examining Chaplain to the Bishop of Brechin from 1906.

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Eave has two investors that absorb the current production, he said. He declined to name them but said one is a bank with USD 50bn in assets and the other a non-bank aggregator that holds loans on balance sheet. The company has plans to add investors generally in 3Q19, but that could be sooner of if one brought the low down payment product to the table, he said.
Low down payments are one way that Eave plans to expand credit for borrowers in an environment where rising home prices have turned many away. An investor-sponsored program could mean a borrower is sold a first and second mortgage, which together would be cheaper for them than standard agency low down payment programs that require the burden of private mortgage insurance, he said.
The first-lien mortgage would be offered at prevailing mortgage rates, he said. A second-lien rate would start at 6.5%, as of today's index rate, he said.
Indeed, affordability issues are growing more acute. Fannie Mae's Home Purchase Sentiment Index resumed its downward trend in December amid a steep drop in the net share of Americans who believe it is a good time to buy a home, according to the GSE. Even as home price growth has slowed, the increases have outpaced incomes, and that has influenced consumer attitudes, Fannie Mae chief economist Doug Duncan said when announcing index results last week.
Eave is expanding into conforming products this month after starting with prime jumbo loans, McCambridge said. In prime jumbo, Eave can win business with an underwriting model geared to better assess complicated borrower financial situations, he said.
For one Denver couple, Eave's underwriting meant they could purchase a USD 1.5m home, USD 500,000 more house than was approved by their initial bank, he said. That bank had given less credit for their incomes, one of an entrepreneurial financial officer whose wages were only a portion of his compensation and the other of a doctor whose income was set to rise this year, he said.
The anecdote may speak to another segment of potential home buyers that have been targeted by non-bank lenders: the self-employed. Self-employed households earn more than salaried households, but their mortgage use and homeownership rate has been in steeper decline, Laurie Goodman and Karan Kaul of the Urban Institute's Housing Finance Policy Center wrote in a blog today.
"The mortgage market is not meeting the needs of self-employed workers," the analysts wrote.


Lord of Pagathorn released their legendary demo "The Chaos Spirit Among Us" in 1994. Since then the band wasn't heard of for years, until now. In 2010 the band released their convincing second demo "Msilihporcen," which shows that the band has truly returned, stronger than ever. It's time to ask the band about their current situation.
How is the band doing these days? Has there been changes in the line-up?
C > Hail! The band's stronger than ever and we're doing good, thanks for asking. Well, if you mean changes in the line-up when compared with the original one, we have a new drummer Hellwind and the bass player Sedit. In the beginning of '90s the band had two members.
What made the band return after such a long break?
C > I've constantly been thinking about making new songs. I've actively made songs for Lord Of Pagathorn for the last 5-6 years, and finally last year we recorded the new demo "MSILIHPORCEN."
Where does the band name originate from?
C > We thought about the name Lord Of Pagathorn for quite some time with the former drummer sometime in the year 1992, or earlier.
Why did you choose the name "Msilihporcen" for the newest demo?
C > I wrote the lyrics for the theme album "Nekros Philia" a few years back, and right from the beginning I had a strong vision that when we're demoing the songs or actually making a demo, it will be called "MSILIHPORCEN."
"Msilihporcen" is a very tight-sounding and refined package. Did you have any major birth-giving pains while making or recording it?
C > Rehearsing the songs for the demo was easy, because I had already been working on the songs for years before we begun rehearsing them as a full group. Misfortune was with us throughout the recording process, though. For example we had to re-record the drums for couple of the first tracks, because the microphones had gone silent and so on. The guitar just decided to go mute a few times while recording. We have no idea about the reasons behind these occurrences.
Is "Msilihporcen" musically different when compared with the debut demo? Are there some new influences we can hear in your playing?
C > I think that the way of song-making is still the same as it was years ago. The new songs include some riffs that were left unused back in the day, and ones that were used in some unpublished songs. The material on the new demo is played faster than it was on the "The Chaos Spirit Among Us"-demo from 1994, but I think we still sound like Lord Of Pagathorn.
Who makes the songs and the lyrics?
C > At the moment I make them, but it's possible that in the future the other band members might make some material for Lord Of Pagathorn as well.
C > The lyrics of "MSILIHPORCEN" present the first three chapters of the "Nekros Philia" -theme album's seven chapters. The lyrics drill down into the mind of a necrophile, as well as his/her behaviour and rituals. There's some other things hidden in there as well, but they're left for their reader to figure out.
Let us return to the '90s for a while. How was the band formed, and were you a two-piece unit back then?
C > I used to hang out a lot with the drummer then, we shared the same taste in music and ideology, we traded tapes music from Finland as well as from foreign countries. At some point the idea and vision about forming a band got in motion. The band was a two-man group at first, but there were some visiting candidates for the bass player's position but in the end we remained a two-piece. At the time there weren't too many black metal-bands in Finland. We could also point the finger and the blame for our visions to a band named Beherit, to some extent.
Did you send out a lot of demos back then, and did you give out any interviews? Were you a part of the tape trading-scene?
C > As I answered above, we were involved in the tape trading scene. I think we made 250 pieces of "The Chaos Spirit Among Us"-demo tape, and all of them were sent out. We gave out a few interviews, for example to Nocturnal Zine and to Kill Yourself + some foreign ones. We have also sent cd-copies of the demo to a few people from different corners of the world, who've been interested in it and have deserved it. We still get inquiries about where the tape could be obtained from.
Were you in contact with any of the black metal bands of that time?
C > Archgoat, Virgin's Cult / Darkwoods My Betrothed, Mehazaer, Morningstar and many others, and we spent quite a while at Black Crucifixion's rehearsal place.
What kind of thoughts does the debut demo evoke in you nowdays? Is there a repress to be expected?
C > The first demo still sounds really good. The Finnish label Grievantee will release "The Chaos Spirit Among Us"-demo as a 7"-vinyl during this year, if all goes well.
Has Lord Of Pagathorn considered about performing live?
C > On a thought level, yes, but currently we're focusing on making songs.
What do you think of the nowdays' metal scene, and what type of music is listened within the band?
C > Nowdays' metal scene is a mystical question, how about we leave it to each one's own consideration. Within the band, we listen to metal music.
What's your opinion about christianity, and how about satanism?
C > Personal things, that on one hand aren't anyone else's business than each one's own. But about christianity, I think you don't even need to ask our opinion.
Do you rehearse often? Do you consume a lot of alcohol during the rehearsals?
C > No, we rehearse way too rarely. Actually we haven't been rehearsing at all lately, because Sacrilegious Impalement (with Hellwind on vocals) has been preparing and recording a new album for some time now. We're planning on re-activating with the rehearsals soon, though, as this "break" has allowed me to spend more time on creating new songs. As of yet, we haven't enjoyed any alcohol at the rehearsal place.
C > Our future plans include releasing new material in some way, for example getting the theme album out in a tangible form. We'll see what happens. "MSILIHPORCEN"-CDr-demo will be released as a tape-version soon as well.
How about the last words?
C > Thanks for the interview and for your interest towards Lord Of Pagathorn.


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