Yeah, I know. That's the Stratham Historical Society Building now. The town library is over on Bunker HIll Ave, part of the municipal...

Some of the businesses along the Water Street stretch of Exeter's downtown have come and gone, and some are longtime staples. The...

Hitchcock Hall was built in 1959 and named after Leon Whitney Hitchcock, a longtime professor of electrical engineering. There's some...

Storyland opened in 1954, the same year as Disneyland. One of the two theme parks became the insatiable predatory juggernaut of family...

There used to be a restaurant down at Hampton Beach called the Old Salt, but in 1999 it burned to the ground. The owners, the Higgins...

In 1762, a public lottery provided funding for paving the Market Square in Portsmouth, where Congress Street and Pleasant Street and...

It used to be that a big part of sixth grade at Stratham Memorial School was the weeklong outdoor experiential learning camp out in...

Everybody hikes Mount Major. It's more than a hill and less than a mountain at just shy of 1,800 feet, an easy ascent in exchange for the...

Along Route 88 (also known as Exeter Road) in Hampton Falls you'll find the largest and oldest apple orchard in New Hampshire - in fact,...

It isn't there any more, and hasn't been for a while. Long enough that even the interwebs have been reluctant to yield up a photo of the...

To be a great small town, there are certain inarguable requirements. One of these is an independent bookstore, shelves groaning with...

There are other, sandier beaches in Rye - Jenness, Wallis Sands - but Odiorne Point has always been my favorite part of New Hampshire's...