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If walls could talk, this historic home would have quite the story to tell.

The popular summer festival brings in over 350,000 visitors annually.

The Bay State's home to plenty of diners, but which one is the best of the best?

For the first time in over 300 years, a historic Colonial home in Concord, Massachusetts, is on the market.

You learn something new every day.

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.

It all started in 1939, when the USS Squalus partially flooded and sank to the bottom of the ocean due to mechanical troubles.

It's not every day that a small boy gets to visit the big city by himself. But that's just what happened 77 years ago to young Ernest R. Hoytt Jr. of Dover, New Hampshire.

The historic city of Portsmouth has had a thriving food scene for many years, and these restaurants have been serving patrons the longest.

You've heard the stories of the home renovation that leads to a pile of gold, stashed money in the walls, or hidden treasures between the framework, right? This is one of those stories right in the historic Portsmouth, New Hampshire.

A few months ago, the theatre community said what they thought was goodbye to the Hackmatack Playhouse. As it turns out, that wasn't the end of the story.

Are you feeling like stepping back in time for your next dining experience? You can pay a visit to these 10 historic restaurants in New Hampshire.

After shooter threats were made to area schools, a Portsmouth cafe responded with this simple act of kindness to counteract the hate and help make the community a better place.

People travel from all over to amble through Strawbery Banke Museum's historic homes and take in 350 years of holiday traditions.

This beautiful, one-of-a-kind colonial in Lyme, Connecticut, is two historic homes in one, and the perfect place for you if you're a fan of historic charm.

On January 15, 1919, a molasses storage tank collapsed in Boston's North End, sending two million gallons of the substance flowing down the street, destroying property, and taking lives.