Thousands of New England’s historic barns have survived severe weather, westward migration, suburban sprawl and competition from corporate agribusiness. Often connected to...
New Hampshire’s White Mountains carry many household names. But tucked among the familiar sounding Jefferson Notch and Mount Dartmouth is the oddly...
Abolition, war and injustice have inspired tax resisters in New England since even before the American Revolution. And well after the American...
Virtually the entire town of Hampton, N.H., believed Eunice Cole was a witch. Town officials hauled her into court to face charges...
Many New England cities and towns have been renamed over the years. When the European settlers arrived, they usually changed Indian names...
Born in 1839, Enoch Foster might well be the prototype for a Maine politician of his era. Graduated from both Bates and...