My husband and I design bucket list boards to track which peaks, parks, and other points of interest we’ve been to! We love New Hampshire and have a board for the New Hampshire 48 4000 footers (https://whakestudios.com/product/nh48/) , a board for the 52 with a view (https://whakestudios.com/product/52-with-a-view/), and a board for the New Hampshire State Parks (https://whakestudios.com/product/new-hampshire-state-parks/)! Read more...

Want the best Thai food in New Hampshire? Ubon Thai 2 Go in Goffstown NH is a MUST for anyone looking for authentic, quality Thai food! Never had Thai food before? This is why many people don’t try something new, they’re afraid they won’t know what to order, or that they won’t like it. If you like Chinese food, but Read more...

Hello! I am a Junior at the University of New Hampshire studying Community and Environmental Planning, with a minor in Sales. I have been passionate about photography since middle school and decided to finally turn my hobby into a business. I am reaching out to this page to offer my photography services to residents of New Hampshire. I specialize in Read more...

New England’s Only Locked-in-a-Haunted House Escape Game Attraction! Experience Five Horror-Themed Escape Rooms in One Unforgettable Haunted Walkthrough. Read more...

LOCATION,LOCATION,LOCATION! Step outside your door onto a 9 hole golf course, with mountain views, indoor &outdoor pool, hot tub, playground & basketball/tennis courts.Private access to the Ellis River! A short walk across the street to Storyland and the new Aquarium! And a quick drive to Conway outlets, historic Jackson, 4 nearby Ski Resorts all within 20 minutes drive(Cranmore, Attitash, Wildcat,& Read more...

Tannery Hill Covered Bridge is located in Gilford New Hampshire. The bridge was built in 1995 over the Gunstock Brook. Tim Andrews built the bridge for the town of Gilford which now connects the town hall property with downtown Gilford.   Where did Tannery Hill Covered Bridge get its name? Tannery Hill Bridge was named for the tannery that used Read more...

Is there really a gravestone in New Hampshire for an amputated leg? Yes, there really is a gravestone at a cemetery in Washington NH for an amputated leg that belonged to Captain Samuel Jones Jr. He was born in Hillsboro NH in 1777.   Why is his leg buried in a Washington NH cemetery? Samuel Jones was involved in an Read more...

New Hampshire’s gold dome and eagle on top of the New Hampshire State House in concord NH has been an iconic symbol in NH for many years. A wooden eagle was originally placed on top of the 2,300 square foot dome in 1818. The eagle’s head was facing left, a symbol of war, the “War Eagle”. In 1957 the wooden Read more...