A collection of images from photographer Michael Seamans highlighting the college town of Hanover, NH, in winter.
By Heather Marcus|Jan 18 2018|
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Photographer Michael Seamans shares a collection of images from Hanover, NH in winter as part Yankee Magazine’s ongoing “Could You Live Here?” series. Highlighting towns with a small population, but plenty to offer in terms of a simpler way of life, the series celebrates the best of New England’s community spirit. Please enjoy this slideshow of some of our favorites from Hanover, New Hampshire.
See the full feature, “Hanover, New Hampshire | Could You Live Here?” in the January/February 2017 issue.
Shades of Philadelphia’s Independence Hall can be seen in the original 1928 facade of Dartmouth’s Baker-Berry Library. Photo Credit : Michael SeamansThe iconic Baker-Berry Library Library at Dartmouth College. Photo Credit : Michael SeamansSimon Pearce glass trees make a pretty seasonal window display. Photo Credit : Michael SeamansHood Museum of Art. Photo Credit : Michael SeamansLeah Shipulski scoops up a serving of chocolate at Morano Gelato. In 2016, Yankee Senior Food Editor Amy Traverso named their dark-chocolate gelato one of the “Top 10 New England Dishes Worth Traveling for This Summer.” Photo Credit : Michael SeamansSweet Milk, Forest Berries & Yoghurt & Blood Orange are just a few of the inspired flavors at Morano Gelato. Photo Credit : Michael SeamansHowe Little Free Library encourages readers to leave or take a book. Photo Credit : Michael SeamansMain Street Kitchens. Photo Credit : Michael SeamansLeft Bank Books offers more than 9,000 rare and used titles. Photo Credit : Michael SeamansA collection of well loved titles at Left Bank Books. Photo Credit : Michael SeamansThe Tower Room at the Baker-Berry Library on Dartmouth College’s campus. Photo Credit : Michael SeamansDartmouth College Winter Carnival Ice Sculpture Contest. Katherine Flessel of Hillsborough, CA., Hayley Nichols of Ketchikan, AK. & Alison Clarke of Westchester, NY work on their entry. Photo Credit : Michael Seamans
Have you ever visited Hanover, NH in winter?
This post was first published in 2017 and has been updated.
Raised in NH! Didn’t understand what I would be missing when I left as a restless youth 30 uears ago, have missed “home” every day since! Have plans to move back soon. I have traveled and lived in every area of the US (except for NW) and though many areas have their beauty, New England is by far the best.
Love New Hampshire my getaway to beauty, contentment and serinity.
Raised in NH! Didn’t understand what I would be missing when I left as a restless youth 30 uears ago, have missed “home” every day since! Have plans to move back soon. I have traveled and lived in every area of the US (except for NW) and though many areas have their beauty, New England is by far the best.
Where’s a mention of Lou’s? Best deserts in New England