The Many Lives of the Wentworth By The Sea
Uncover the many lives of one of New Hampshire's grand hotels, which stands tall in New Castle, as many other hotels of its era have crumbled in disrepair
NH History and Outdoor Art
Stealing the King's Powder: Did The American Revolution Start Here?
Local historians have long proclaimed, not always tongue-in-cheek, that the American Revolution began in New Castle, New Hampshire, rather than on the bloody battlefields of Lexington and Concord.
High Aspirations: Dramatic Tales from Portsmouth's North Church
Author J. Dennis Robinson tells the dramatic tale of Portsmouth's iconic North Church, and the steeple that shapes the skyline
In Their Own Words with George Brown
AMC member George Brown explains how those trail signs are made
Connecting with NH’s Native American Culture
The Granite State offers a bounty of powwows, events and exhibits celebrating Indigenous people.
Achieving Your Dreams: New Hampshire Artist James Aponovich
James Aponovich shares his story about acceptance, rejection, and pursuing passion
Always Lovable & Loyal, Archie Is at the Lake
Gone are the carefree days of summer, but we still have our love for the arts to see us through this new and strange school year. I recently discovered an appropriate representation: A…
Smiling With Pollyanna
How a statue helps people feel glad in Littleton.
Strength in Bronze: La Dame de Notre Renaissance Francaise
This sculpture is a tribute to the brave women of Nashua's mills.
Beauty and Seclusion at the Home of Artist Maxfield Parrish
Sometimes a journey through outdoor art in New Hampshire can lead to surprising revelations. Case in point: The home of the renowned artist Maxfield Parrish.
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