Students, faculty members and state historians reflected on New Hampshire history and the state’s unique cultural identity.

On the mouth of the Lamprey River is a picturesque New Hampshire town filled with 19th-century history. Newmarket — as its name suggests — was once a hub of commerce, and it's no wonder, as it's built ...

New Hampshire students can now read George Washington’s letters, learn about a woman who ran for governor before being allowed to vote, and review the will of a former enslaved man that was written ...

Patriot or loyalist? Britain or America? The New Hampshire Historical Society’s newest exhibition, “If You Had to Choose: Patriots and Loyalists in Revolutionary New Hampshire,” presents the stories ...

One of the most memorable visits Martin Luther King Jr. made to the state was on Oct. 26, 1952, where he visited a church in ...

This Museum is an internationally renowned museum featuring European and American paintings, decorative arts, photographs and sculpture and includes works by Picasso, Monet, O'Keefe and Wyeth, with ...

When I was a young child in search of adventure, I would gather with my friends and travel down to Main Street in Concord. There was still penny candy and plenty of room to ride our bicycles along the ...

According to its website, Nansen Ski Club was established in Berlin by a group of Norwegians in 1872. Originally called Skiklubben, the club's formation is credited to Olaf (Spike) Oleson, who made ...