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'This desk was used by Randal. We cannot say he wrote his sermons here as I have seen only two sermons written by him. This desk is now is the parsonage at New Durham. Some of the partitions of the pigeon holes are said to have been put in by Randal himself.'

1. Benjamin Randal's Desk - One of the Founders of the Freewill Baptists and Storer College

IDNO:: 025688
Title:: Benjamin Randal's Desk - One of the Founders of the Freewill Baptists and Storer College

This desk was used by Randal. We cannot say he wrote his sermons here as I have seen only two sermons written by him. This desk is now is the parsonage at New Durham. Some of the partitions of the pigeon holes are said to have been put in by Randal himself.

2. Benjamin Randal's Desk - One of the Founders of the Freewill Baptists and Storer College

IDNO:: 025704
Title:: Benjamin Randal's Desk - One of the Founders of the Freewill Baptists and Storer College

'The Boody House was at one time the largest in the town. In the room at the right of the door the church was organized with seven members. The room still contains the table, the chair used by Randal. It is kept as near as possible in its original condition.' Once Used as a Church by Benjamin Randal, one of the Founders of the Free Will Baptists and Storer College.

3. Boody House in New Durham, N. H.

IDNO:: 025760
Title:: Boody House in New Durham, N. H.

'This was one of the first church buildings built in the town of New Durham. It is about four miles northeast of the Ridge at what is called New Durham Corner. it was built about 1750. It has since been used as a church and town house. Randal preached here for some years. The pine tree has been a landmark for years. Notice the ledge in front of the building. Whether that has anything to do with the building I cannot say.'

4. One of the First Churches in New Durham, N. H.

IDNO:: 025763
Title:: One of the First Churches in New Durham, N. H.