Not our name, but our passion
Chief Chocorua of the Pequawket tribe stayed in the area even after most of his tribe fled to St. Francis, Canada after Lovewells’s War in 1725. Chocorua left his son in the care of settler Cornelius Campbell while he was away. His son, Tuamba, dies
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In Exeter, New Hampshire the town has preserved two great historical properties and used them for the foundation of the American Independence Museum. Exeter has in fact ten structures listed on the National Register of Historic Places, a drive through the historic district is quite
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Schouler Park is the large expanse of green on the left as you pass through North Conway, New Hampshire on NH Route 16. This crowded park is great for the kids to run and play and has enough historical significance to please the parents. New
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Berlin, New Hampshire is the “City That Trees Built.” Built around the lumber and paper mill industries the town has seen better days with the phasing out most of the large paper mills and curtailing of extensive lumbering. The Androscoggin River is the lifeblood of
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The North Conway 5 & 10 is the oldest retail shop in town at 79 years. Sidney Sweeney opened the shop in 1939 and it remains a fine example of a 1940s era general store. New photo by Wanderlust Family Adventure / Google Photos New
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