Category: New Hampshire

Wolfeboro’s town motto is “The Oldest Summer Resort in America,” and in 1771...

High on its estate in Windham stands Searles Castle, which the millionaire designer Edward Francis...

In May 1816 two Wilton women started a Sunday school that the town page calls one of the first, if...

By reputation, the name Poocham comes from an Abenaki word for “gathering place,” and...

Wentworth’s village grew up around a New England common set on a raised tongue of land, and...

Weare carries the name of Meshech Weare, its first town clerk, who went on to lead New Hampshire...

Waterville Valley is a ski town in the White Mountains with several four-thousand-foot peaks...

Mount Kearsarge stands over the north end of Warner, and two covered bridges still cross the...

In June 2008, Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton chose Unity for their first public event together...

Troy got its name through a family tie to the man famous as Uncle Sam, and for nearly a hundred...