Muzzle Man
David Price makes muzzle-loading flintlocks based on history and 300-year-old traditions.
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New Hampshire Magazine
David Price makes muzzle-loading flintlocks based on history and 300-year-old traditions.
Meet Barry Steelman of Concord’s Red River Theatres, this year's winner of the NH Film Festival's Van McLeod Award.
Catching up with hair stylist Steven Dillon as he discusses trading in his A-list client sheet for peace and quiet in southern New Hampshire.
The manager of 56 Self Storage likes things that stay put.
The Dartmouth grad is a Keene-based tax analyst by day and a yo-yo champ by night.
The owner of Angela's Spiritual Boutique in Concord says she can peer into your past and predict your future.
The Manchester business owner is a bartender by day and model by night.
The Concord barber says it's all in how you hold the comb.
The magician's latest trick is conjuring up the Hatbox Theatre in Concord.
Van Deinse collects and deals in unusual objects at Dover's Memento Mori Eclectic Antiques.
The Iraq native serves up some of the best chicken in the capital.
After a quarter of a century in prison and the release of all others involved in the murder of her husband, Pamela Smart would like you to take one more look at her case.
The president of Seacoast Roller Derby traded ballet slippers for skates.
Learn some numismatic trivia with Rare Coins of NH's Jonathan Danch
Former NH state legislator Derek Owen talks politics and his passion project: an industrial hemp farm
Kathy Longsderff of New England Models Group talks about the modeling industry in NH and the agency to Nickelodeon star Nicholas Purcell
A quarter of a century ago, Jeff Dearborn bought a John Lee Hooker cassette and, on a long drive to Vermont, became a serious blues addict. Eventually, he began playing harp and formed a band.
Patricia Schappler is an artist who works from her home studios in Bedford. She is also married with four children and teaches at both the NH Institute of Art and Rivier University.
Randy Wilson, 36, is a soft-spoken man. By trade he’s a nuclear pipe fitter at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. He is also the frontman and “death growl” vocalist for his metal band Flood This Earth.
Meet Neil Levesque, the executive director of the NH Institute of Politics at St. Anselm College, and let him tell you about his role in celebrating the 100th anniversary of our first-in-the-nation primary.
Let Orthodox priest Father John Routos introduce you to the man who became Santa Claus.
Everyone has a story to tell. Meet Jim Czack of Élevage de Volailles farm in Rye and let him tell you his.
Meet Bill Kennedy, the man behind Haunted Overload's most beloved (or befeared) characters.
Everyone has a story to tell. Meet the multi-talented film stylist Chloe Barcelou and let her tell you hers.
Skip Gorman has 20 recordings to his credit, his own label and the music camp, "Camp Backup," that he founded in Hancock.
David Preston owns OSG Paintball in Center Barnstead, the largest park in New England.
Meet Bare Knuckle Murphy's owner Linda Murphy who has been coaching boxing for 35 years.
Ruthie Tredwell’s life has always revolved around the arts: dealer, consultant, curator and the original founder of the Portsmouth Museum of Art. As an undergrad at Parsons School of Design she landed a plum internship at Andy Warhol’s Factory, the one on Union Square, from ’81 through ’86.
Photographer David Mendelsohn always takes his time with subjects and therefore usually learns a thing or two in the process. Here’s what he discovered while photographing one local character who wanted to be pictured with a special friend. Meet Michael Knight, in his own words.
In time for the Exeter UFO Festival happening at the end this month (August 30), David Mendelsohn reveals how he met and photographed one of America’s most famous alien abductees, Betty Hill.
Behind the scenes (and under the water) with a New Hampshire synchronized swimming team.
NH’s recycling centers and transfer stations are hotbeds of creativity, providing raw materials for artists, inspiration for teachers and even settings for the occasional birthday party.
Rock music photographer Joe Stevens, who now lives a quiet life in Portsmouth, once chronicled the evolution of rock ‘n’ roll capturing on film legends such as David Bowie, Paul McCartney and Johnny Cash.
New Hampshire’s venerable poet laureate, Donald Hall, uses the inspiration of old age to transform himself into an essayist.