New Hampshire - Best of NH, Things to Do and Where to Eat in NH
Once upon a time people created a Thanksgiving table from what they raised — if you don't happen to live on a farm, no worries. Here's a list of resources for sourcing a local dinner. Emily Heidt, Anna-Kate Munsey, Caleb Jagoda. Guide to Holidays, Holiday Guide Events, Wine & …
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Wine Dating Attractions & Days Out. Nov. 10. Tour, Taste and Bottle wine with the winemaker, includes Charcuterie and wine pairing! Brookline, NH. 12:00PM. Averill House Vineyard. $59.00. Wine Tours Tastings.
100+ Things To Know About NH's Mount Washington - New …
Mount Washington by the numbers. 45,000: Number of cars per season that travel the Auto Road. 7.6: Miles in the Auto Road. 6,288: Summit height in feet, making it the tallest peak in the Northeast. 6: Number of states plus one country you can see from the summit on a clear day — Maine, Vermont, New York, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Canada. 59: Number of acres in Mount Washington State ...
10 Great Foliage Hikes (And Four Easy Walks) - New Hampshire …
Oct 2, 2023 · The hike to the ledge takes about an hour and a half. For more fall fun, including Halloween events and haunted places in NH, be sure to visit our Guide to Fall in NH. Hike 3: A Rock With a View. Birchtoft Trail, Dublin. Length: 2.9 miles one way. Elevation gain: 1,750 feet.
Sunapee: Exploring This Charming Town - New Hampshire Magazine
Oct 16, 2023 · The Sunapee we know today — the busy harbor and hub of boat traffic on Lake Sunapee — began in the 1870s, although the town was settled nearly a century earlier. It was John Young Gardner, the grandson of one of the earliest settlers, who foresaw the potential of the lake and harbor. Prior to the 1870s, Sunapee’s economy was based off of ...
New Hampshire Fairs and Festivals - New Hampshire Magazine
Aug 31, 2013 · New Hampshire Fairs and Festivals. C heck the list below for dates, times and locations for our favorite fairs, food and brew festivals, arts and music celebrations and more.. New Hampshire Agricultural Fairs. North Haverhill Fair Date: Wednesday, July 24 through Sunday, July 28, 2024 Location: 1299 Dartmouth College Highway
Island Life and the History of New Castle
Oct 16, 2023 · 1600s: Governors, witches and devils. Sadly, we know almost nothing about 12,000 years of indigenous life on the island. No archeological studies yet exist. The colonial clock begins in 1623 when New Hampshire’s first English settlers built their trading and fishing post at what is now Odiorne State Park in Rye.
Historic Haverhill - New Hampshire Magazine
Jul 18, 2017 · Completed in the early 1770s, it later became the Coos Turnpike. It was the juncture of this only north-south road and the river that gave Haverhill its importance during the Federal period, 1790-1820, when it was northern New Hampshire’s center of law and banking. Several homes around the common began as taverns serving travelers, and large ...
85+ things to do in NH this summer - New Hampshire Magazine
May 23, 2024 · August: August 2-4: 42nd Annual Hot Air Balloon Rally in Pittsfield. August 3: Great New England BBQ & Food Truck Fest in Milford. August 5-13: 91st Annual League of NH Craftsmen’s Fair in Newbury. August 13: Hampton Beach Children’s Festival in Hampton. August 23-25: North Country Moose Festival in Colebrook.
How NH Really Started: A 400th Anniversary Return to 1623
Apr 12, 2023 · How NH Really Started: A 400th Anniversary Return to 1623. Precious little is known about the first tiny group of English settlers who arrived aboard the Jonathan in spring 1623. They set up a fortified fishing and trading post at Little Harbor, now Odiorne State Park, in the town of Rye, New Hampshire. April 12, 2023.