Places in New Hampshire

Drouin’s Glen Woodworking is where we produce what we feel are the highest quality and strongest built wood cutting boards. No one creates a cutting board the way that we do. Our hand-made manufacturing process ensures such high quality and strength of our cutting boards, they can be passed down generation after generation…an heirloom. Read more...

Dry River Campground is located in the White Mountain National Forest along Route 302 in the heart of Crawford Notch in the town of Hart’s Location, New Hampshire. Dry River Campground is a secluded, quiet campground with only 36 campsites, 18 of which are regular sized sites, the others are only big enough for tents, and a few that are Read more...

This NH webcam shows the center of Dublin, NH. This is the highest elevation town center (1493 feet above sea level) in all of New England. The red building on the left is Yankee Publishing, Inc. Which is the publisher of “Yankee” magazine and “The Old Farmer’s Almanac.” Across the street is the Dublin, New Hampshire Town Hall. Live webcam Read more...

Durgin Covered Bridge is located on Durgin Bridge Rd near Fellow Hill Rd in North Sandwich NH and crosses Swift River (Aka Cold River). Durgin Bridge was constructed in 1869 and is listed in the World Guide of Covered Bridges (WGCB), number 29-02-07, and New Hampshire covered bridge #45 Durgin Bridge replaces 3 other bridges that were at this site, Read more...

A select group of farms, restaurants are markets are promoting the virtues of Eating Local in northern & central New Hampshire. Each month from May to November, two seasonal, locally harvested items will be featured. Local foods are generally fresher, more nutritious, better for the environment, promote diverse land use, and support a vibrant local economy. Kevin Halligan, chef/owner at Read more...

Solar Eclipse 2017 in New Hampshire Solar eclipse info and photos from the 2017 solar eclipse in NH. Photos of the 2017 solar eclipse taken in Barnstead New Hampshire. The 2017 Solar Eclipse in New Hampshire peaked on Monday August 21, 2017 at approximately 2:45pm. It was a hot, humid summer afternoon with hazy skies and light winds. Visibility wasn’t Read more...