The Many Lives of the Wentworth By The Sea
Uncover the many lives of one of New Hampshire's grand hotels, which stands tall in New Castle, as many other hotels of its era have crumbled in disrepair
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Uncover the many lives of one of New Hampshire's grand hotels, which stands tall in New Castle, as many other hotels of its era have crumbled in disrepair
It doesn’t matter if you’re a seasoned professional, or a weekend shutterbug, we want to see your stunning shots of New Hampshire! Submissions are due by Monday, January 5.
New Hampshire Magazine Staff
This month brings a variety of events, from ice castles to can't miss festivals and more

603 Diversity Magazine is dedicated to sharing the stories at the intersections of business and culture in New Hampshire’s diverse communities. 603 Diversity is produced quarterly and mailed to New Hampshire Magazine subscribers and is also available for purchase and to read online.
We have tips on finding the best hills, great sleds from the plastic to the high-tech, tubing parks and more.
Jill Armstrong shares a story that her grandmother tells time and time again
New Hampshire sees an infusion of IV vitamin therapy clinics
Put a new twist on the classic traditions of this lovers’ holiday — using a few NH favorites
2025 Family Resource BookThe 2025 Family Resource Book contains informational articles, including advice and tips, for parents in New Hampshire. It’s a compendium of material for families, and will touch on topics from how screen time is affecting your child’s health to places to walk on the wild side with your family to a complete listing of government resources.
Grab some cross- country skis, a fat tire bike or a pair of snowshoes to enjoy winter at your own pace. Take a hike, climb an ice wall- get outside!
Tales of a courageous, hard-working logger
‘Library of Things’ collections let patrons borrow toys, games, tools, outdoor gear, art prints and more
Explore Plymouth, New Hampshire, a town whose state college grew into a university could soon see more big changes
This issue's Editor's Note, from the desk of New Hampshire Magazine's Editor, Mike Cote
