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The Sugden house in 1957, in what is now Odiorne Point State Park. On the Mouth of the Piscataqua: Unearthing the Rich History of Odiorne …

On the Mouth of the Piscataqua: Unearthing the Rich History of Odiorne Point, Part 7 Please visit our blog and filter using the hashtag “OPSP History” …

With the arrival of September, we are only a few short weeks away from our annual dawn-to-dusk biological survey (species inventory) of Odiorne Point State …

On the Mouth of the Piscataqua: Unearthing the Rich History of Odiorne Point, Part 6 Please visit our blog and filter using the hashtag “OPSP History” …

On the Mouth of the Piscataqua: Unearthing the Rich History of Odiorne Point, Part 5 Please visit our blog and filter using the hashtag “OPSP History” …

A new augmented-reality app has been launched to give people an immersive look at our region before the time of English settlement. The Homelands Application, …

On the Mouth of the Piscataqua: Unearthing the Rich History of Odiorne Point, Part 4 Please visit our blog and filter using the hashtag “OPSP History” …

Odiorne Family home, built ca. 1800. On the Mouth of the Piscataqua: Unearthing the Rich History of Odiorne Point, Part 3 Please visit our blog and …

Heidi Duncanson | Communications Coordinator As cold weather sets in on the coast, things quiet down here at Odiorne Point State Park, making it the …

Stephen Mirick | Guest Contributor  As the days grow shorter and the nights get cooler, many birds throughout eastern Canada and northeastern New England migrate south …

Wendy Lull | Seacoast Science Center President Emerita   On a bright, sunny day in June of 1992, Rye Elementary School students, then-Governor Judd Gregg, Executive …

Kate Leavitt | Chief Program Officer Seacoast Science Center is thrilled to announce its new intertidal-themed exhibit, The Edge of the Sea. The interactive …