Harrisville, NH | A “Little Brick Mill Village” in Photographs
The brick mill village of Harrisville, NH is a historic gem, with one of the best general stores in New England. Here’s a look at Harrisville in summer, in photographs.
Just a few minutes drive from the Yankee Publishing offices in Dublin, New Hampshire lies the charming “little brick mill village” of Harrisville in the Monadnock hills of southwestern New Hampshire. Driving up the hill through Harrisville takes barely a minute, but during those few seconds, I always feel as if I’ve jumped into a storybook drawing set in bucolic, industrial 19th century New England. Harrisville claims to be the only industrial community of the early 19th century to endure in its original form, and I don’t doubt it. Learn more about the history of Harrisville, NH in the September/October 2016 Yankee Magazine feature, “Finding Home.”
Harrisville is small, but if you pull over for a quick stroll, I think you’ll find it offers plenty to explore and enjoy. Here’s a look at a recent summer visit to the village of Harrisville, NH in photographs.
Have you ever visited or driven through Harrisville, NH?
Learn more about Harrisville, NH in the September/October 2016 Yankee Magazine feature, “Finding Home.”
Aimee Tucker
As Digital Editor of New England.com, Aimee writes, manages, and promotes content for NewEngland.com and its social media channels. Before this role, she served as assistant, then associate, editor for Yankee Magazine and YankeeMagazine.com, where she was nominated for a City and Regional Magazine Association award for Best Blog. A lifelong New Englander, Aimee loves history, the New Hampshire seacoast, and a good Massachusetts South Shore bar pizza.