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Spreading Christmas Cheer #4: Calling all carolers
seacoastgathering wrote 1 week ago: Turn your home, work or church holiday event into a greater “gathering for good” through a profoundl … more →
Spreading Christmas Cheer #3: Give when you gather
seacoastgathering wrote 1 week ago: When hosting a gathering with family and/or friends (for the holidays or any time of year), consider … more →
Spreading Christmas Cheer #2: Dine out and donate
seacoastgathering wrote 2 weeks ago: Dine out and donate | SeacoastOnline.com. Click the above link to read this great article from Rache … more →
Spreading Christmas Cheer #1: Adopt a Family
seacoastgathering wrote 2 weeks ago: Want a fun activity to do with friends or as a family that will put you in the spirit of Christmas? … more →
Seacoast nonprofit holiday wish list: Cross Roads House
seacoastgathering wrote 3 weeks ago: Just as children have their gift wish lists this time of year, so do area nonprofits. This holiday w … more →
Marker Twofer! #75 Portsmouth Plains and #62 Breakfast Hill.
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mikenh wrote 3 weeks ago: These two markers belong together. They both commemorate the same event a few miles apart. Mar … more →
Christmas with a Cause- December 11
rebeccalinenger wrote 1 month ago: When leaders at Seacoast Church in Mount Pleasant, SC read the statistic that North Charleston was t … more →
Marker #113 Weeks House
mikenh wrote 1 month ago: Marker Text: Leonard Weeks settled here in 1658 on 33 acres of land which he left to his son Samuel, … more →
What is a sea gull?
askpari wrote 1 month ago: Sea Gull Around the seacoast there is probably no bird more familiar than the sea gull. It is a larg … more →
Marker #28 First Public School
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mikenh wrote 1 month ago: Marker Text: In New Hampshire, supported by taxation, the first public school opened in Hampton on M … more →
Marker #151 Newington
mikenh wrote 1 month ago: Marker Text: Boundary disputes among the early river settlers caused this area to be called Bloody P … more →
The Wentworth By The Sea (Revisited)
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philipcase wrote 1 month ago: I had such a tremendous response on the last photo I posted of the Wentworth By the Sea in New Castl … more →
Marker Twofer! #103 Shapley Line and #120 Bound Rock
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mikenh wrote 1 month ago: Marker Text: Based on the 1640 southern boundary of Bachiler’s farm, it was surveyed by Capt. … more →
Marker #119 Old Landing Road
mikenh wrote 1 month ago: Marker Text: “This was the first roadway from the ancient landing on Hampton River taken on October … more →
Marker #32 Revolutionary Capitol
mikenh wrote 1 month ago: Marker Text: “Founded by Rev. John Wheelwright in 1638, Exeter was one of the four original t … more →
Marker #78 Odiorne’s Point
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mikenh wrote 2 months ago: Marker text: Here, in the spring of 1623, was established New Hampshire’s first settlement, Pa … more →
Marker #92, Hilton’s Point -1623
mikenh wrote 2 months ago: Marker Text: The first settlement at Dover was made here at the southernmost point of Dover n … more →
Marker #18 Isles of Shoals
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mikenh wrote 2 months ago: Marker Text: About six miles directly out to sea, this cluster of islands abounds in legend and hist … more →
The Wentworth By The Sea | New Castle, NH
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philipcase wrote 2 months ago: The Wentworth By The Sea is one of the seacoast’s true historic gems. Originally opened for b … more →
