And in further celebration of SAACC’s 25th year, a second space, the Rowland Gallery at Strawbery Banke Museum, reflects on ...

New Americans overcome legal forms, language barriers and personal sacrifices for the obligation to engage in civic life.

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603 Diversity’s mission is to educate readers of all backgrounds about the exciting accomplishments and cultural ...

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“It’s very important for people to understand that families were living in these places,” says Michael J. Caduto, author of “A Time Before New Hampshire: The Story of a Land and Native Peoples.” “A ...

How did a New Hampshire town come to be named for a British Naval war hero at the same time that the U.S. was engaged in war with Britain? This show of Yankee cussedness was born of dual frustrations.

Each year New Hampshire Magazine selects a number of remarkable women to profile. This year learn about our Game Changers like Miles Smith Farm's Carole Soule|!!| New Thalian Players founder and mom ...

If Blood Cemetery doesn’t provide a sufficient jolt of heebie-jeebies, a short distance away is Nashua’s Gilson Road Cemetery. “That’s the one that scares the daylights out of people,” Broome says.

Editor’s note: This roundup of facts is part of the June 2019 feature story on Mt. Washington that was featured in New Hampshire Magazine. Facts are listed in no particular order. We invite you to ...

General stores have changed with the times over the last 200 years. Some closed their doors|!!| but dozens adapted to modern life — without losing their historical roots — and still thrive here in New ...