The Upper Pemigewasset Historical Society welcomes inquiries from journalists, writers, and media professionals interested in exploring the people, places, and stories that shaped the Lincoln–Woodstock region and the greater White Mountains.

Our mission is to connect residents and visitors alike with the area’s remarkable history—through our collections, exhibits, oral histories, and community programming. We believe that understanding our past deepens our sense of place and strengthens the bonds that hold our community together.

If you are working on a story about UPHS programs, exhibits, archival materials, or the history of our region, we’re happy to assist. Please let us know your publication name, topic of interest, deadline, and allow as much lead time as possible so we can best support your project.

Contact

• Email UPHS or call 603-745-8159

Select Past Coverage

• Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests — Forest Journal: Lost River - White Mountains Now and Then
• Business NH Magazine — Exhibit Explores History of the Franconia Notch Region
• Plymouth State University — Museum of the White Mountains Exhibit Examines History of Franconia Notch Region
• Conway Daily Sun — Museum of the White Mountains Exhibit to Examine History of Franconia Notch Region
• Museum of the White Mountains (Online Exhibition) — The White Mountains: A Crossroads
• Western White Mountains Chamber of Commerce — History of Lincoln and Woodstock
• ScenicNH Photography — May History: White Mountains, New Hampshire
• New Hampshire Public Radio — Woodstock: 250 Years in the Making