Not our name, but our passion
The Cornish Art Colony was centered around Cornish, New Hampshire from 1895 to World War I. Augustus Saint-Gaudens was the central figure of the Colony and his home is now preserved as the Saint-Gaudens National Historical Park. In addition to painters like Thomas Dewing (see
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General John Stark along with Colonel Seth Warner of the Green Mountain Boys defeated British General John Burgoyne at the Battle of Bennington in 1777. It was during this battle that General Stark made the famous remark “They are ours , or this night Molly
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General John Stark was the George Washington of New Hampshire. The renowned general was born on this site in Derry on August 28, 1728. This is just one of several historic markers commemorating Stark in New Hampshire. In Charlestown there is a marker memorializing his
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The Union Church in Claremont is the oldest standing Episcopal Church in the state. The church was built in 1771 by master carpenter Ebenezer Rice. The church was incorporated as a union of the Episcopal and Congregational faiths under the leadership of one minister. The
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Carlton Fisk was the Baseball Hall of Fame catcher for the Boston Red Sox from 1970-1980. Any Red Sox fan of my generation has his extra innings home run in the 1975 World Series indelibly etched into their consciousness. Fisk waving the game winning home
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