New Hampshire

This bed and breakfast with 10 rooms, bathrooms, private owners' quarters, and event space in Dover, New Hampshire, could be yours for $3.5 million.

Guy Fieri has shared his 14 favorite meals from 'Diners, Drive-ins and Dives', with three of them coming from places in Maine and New Hampshire.

If you're new to the Granite State, it's important that you know the 411, aka the unspoken rules that the locals here try to honor.

Remember that beer-soaked dance floor and dollar drafts? Check out the 50 most missed bars in New Hampshire.

New Hampshire has over 19,000 miles of rivers and streams, one of which is considered to be among the most dangerous in the country.

Nature and wildlife can sure be funny sometimes, as a New Hampshire couple discovered when they realized that a food delivery was missing from their front steps.

Imagine owning a farmhouse on 45 acres with ocean views built by a former governor with an elevator where a Kentucky Derby winner was bred.

If you're from New Hampshire, these will certainly grind your gears.

Maine has a heck of a lot of water, but which lake is the deepest in the state?

This infuriates me. If you go to a grocery store in New England in the winter, even once, read this.

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

There is SO MUCH to do at this place. Begone, cabin fever!

A TravelPulse study recently determined the most family-friendly city in the Granite State.

Chuckster's in Chichester is a family fun park that has everything from mini golf to go karts, a ropes course and zipline, bumper boats, and more. But some may be surprised to know that it's also home to the world's longest mini golf hole.

Located at 205 Tower Hill Road, this 9+ acre property's amenities include a custom in ground pool, 4-stall barn, two-story arcade, theater, gym, several large decks and balconies, and a finished private space perfect for guests to stay.

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