weare – Live Free and Draw

Bank of John Gillet (Weare)

1855: This story of home-grown finance comes from William Little’s chapter on “Peculiar People” in Weare …

What a difference a century of Holy Sundays can make!

This snowy tale from Little’s history falls somewhere between “hunting story” and “dream”…

If I’ve learned one thing from reading old hunting stories, it’s this: These guys were HUNGRY.

WARNING: It’s not as cute as it looks.

“The boys” cook up a clever plan to secure some cider from (and play a culinary joke on) Mrs. Wadleigh…

Even religious law can have loopholes…

Oh no, another disaster down by the Piscataquog… Or IS it?!?!

How did they know the “Great Witch of Weare” was really a witch?

Mrs. Dustin is up to her infernal sorceries again… this time on a cross-country jaunt!

Let’s peek into another Weare haunting…

What lively places these NH towns must have been, back in the early days with the witches and ghosts!