History

HGTV published a list of the 50 most charming small towns in America, including one in the Granite State.

Even if you've lived in the same town, state, or region all your life, there's always something new to see or explore that you never knew existed.

Thanks to the National Centers for Environmental Information, we now know about the most extreme temperatures in the history of our New England states.

Fans of true crime, unexplained mysteries, and history will love this Airbnb Experience in Boston, Massachusetts.

A piece of history lies within the expansive and beautiful Acadia National Park in northern Maine.

The oldest county in the state dates back to 1769...and there's actually more than one.

His name was Samuel Clemens, although you may know him better by his pen name: Mark Twain.

Every restaurant has a claim to fame! Here are some that are iconic in the Granite State.

At the New Hampshire Telephone Museum, people can learn more about the history of telecommunications and view an extensive collection of over 1,000 artifacts.

Who can resist a good ghost story?

You can visit and tour the home of Ralph Waldo Emerson in Concord, Massachusetts.

How on earth could shoes scare away ghosts? Let's find out.

The Redstone Rocket was brought to New Hampshire back in 1971 by Henry "Ted" Asselin.

You may have thought that burgers originated in Germany. As it turns out, people aren't so sure.

The Trust came out with an official list of the Historic Hotels of America, including eight in New Hampshire and Maine.

Whether they called New Hampshire home or simply had ties to our region, these 25 historical figures all have interesting connections to the Granite State.