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March 2005
SeacoastNH.com Contest

Answer a Seacoast history question
and you might win a prize from 
NH TO DO MAGAZINE 
(Be sure to read the rules first)

FIRST PRIZE
ONE YEAR OF NH TO-DO
Three (3) separate winners get all 12 issues
from NH To-Do Magazine 

NHToDo Magazine is a monthly, 68-page, full color, activity-based magazine that encourages you to discover the diversity that NH offers with excitement for all ages, spanning pursuits across the board! The colorful and entertaining feature articles are loaded with ideas from camping and hot air ballooning to antiquing and kayaking. NHToDo also includes New Hampshire dining and lodging reviews each month. NHToDo also spotlights a different New Hampshire town in each issue, highlighting its uniqueness and local lure. Check out the three-month events calendar and the Arts & Entertainment pages that list fabulous ideas to help you plan fantastic day trips and nights out! Discover New Hampshire's excitement and adventure with NHToDo! Click the picture to SUBSCRIBE or learn more.

SECOND PRIZE
PORTSMOUTH THEN & NOW
Arcadia Publishing ($20)

The more things change, the more they stay the same. This special archive include 50 comparisons between Portsmouth now and in the 19th century. Images from the collection of Bill and Connie Warren. If you love Portsmouth history, you'll want this book in your library. It includes images from the collection of Bill & Connie Warren, well known local history experts. One of our last copies of this Arcadia Publishing book goes to the second place winner. To see 50 locations online visit our Then & Now section.

Fill out the form and mail your entry today to enter our contest. Be sure to review the contest rules. Contest ends January 31 and the next contest begins February 2. Good luck and Happy New Year from SeacoastNH.com.

MARCH QUESTION
All eyes are focused this month on the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard as NH and Maine battle to keep the submarine repair facility alive. Despite Mr. Rumsfeld's hints about base closure, advocates have labeled the shipyard the "jewel" of all American facilities. The nation's oldest federal / public yard is how many years old in 2005? Be sure to do your math right. (click for hint)

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