We went to the Old Man and saw the new historic site and I have to say it was nicely done. You can find some information there about the Old Man and the park that they have there is a very nice tribute. I would recommend stopping there. More

For biking, hiking, fishing, they are planning a memorial of the old man and that should be something to see, too bad they could not salvage him. More

My family was one of the first white settlers into New Hampshire, having moved up from Massachusetts in the early 1600's. This was my mother's side of the family, as my father's family came on the Mayflower and continued to live in Massachusetts--as they still do. My childhood was regailed with stories from both sides of the family of our... More

I went to see the Old Man of the Mountain, but it had fallen down :-( More

The Old Man of the Mountain fell away from its perch over looking the green valley below May 3,2003. The lose of a great internationally known landmark, that has inspired so many, has left a great scar in the state where men where made. Not the last work of our greatest sculptor but one of the most well known. For... More