New technology is giving history buffs an easier way to tour the Granite State's past.The New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources this week…

Earlier this month, eight crew members from the U.S.S. Mt. Kearsage visited Warner, New Hampshire to meet with residents and talk about the historic…

For a 31-year period in the 19th century, glass making was the heart of the economy in the small town of Stoddard.Factories there made everything from…

New Hampshire is known for many things, but it holds a special place in the world of the extraterrestrial.“The Betty and Barney Hill Incident” is…

Horace Greeley is most famous for what he accomplished outside the Granite State and for his phrase, “Go west, young man.”He was founder and editor of the…

The roots of the Industrial Revolution in New Hampshire can be traced back to the small town of New Ipswich.That’s where the first textile mills opened in…

The Seventh-Day Adventist Church is a denomination known primarily for its keeping of the Saturday Sabbath.It’s grown to 18 million members worldwide, and…

When it was built in the 1936, the Nansen Ski Jump was the largest steel ski jump east of the Mississippi River.Located in Milan, just north of the Berlin…

Andover is home to the village of Potter Place, named after Richard Potter, a famous magician and ventriloquist.And it’s in this village where the town’s…

New Hampshire’s northernmost historical marker is also the state’s oldest.The Republic of Indian Stream in Pittsburg was the first historical marker…