history

Maybe the Auburn Walmart pole is one of the seven wonders of the world.

On a stormy night in 1905, the Lizzie Carr vanished for good. Until it suddenly reappeared nearly a century later.

Before every town and city in Maine adopted eastern standard time in the 1800s, Bangor operated under its own time zone.

For many years, fisherman in Maine believe they've spotted an old ghost ship called Dash sailing the seas when they are the foggiest.

Yes, you read that correctly. But how on earth could shoes supposedly scare away ghosts? Let's find out.

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.

The Trust came out with an official list of the Historic Hotels of America, including eight in New Hampshire and Maine.

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.

If you're up for a road trip, a short, moderate hike can lead you what's left of an old ski lift and dilapidated lodge.

Whether they called the Granite State home or simply had ties to our state, these 25 historical figures all have interesting connections to the Granite State.

People who have lived in Lewiston and Auburn know that once upon a time, nobody made a better honey dip doughnut than Jake and Andy's.

Boston is a great city with so much going for it when it comes to arts and culture. Here are some popular museums to check out during your visit.

Imagine turning the vault into a huge master suite.

This is awesome!

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.