Visit the New Castle Fire Department and have a tour and ride of four

New Castle, which encompasses a one square-mile island on the northeastern tip of the New Hampshire Seacoast, is the state's smallest town. It is home to a close-knit residential community whose architectural antiquity and charm embody a slice of colonial history. Settled in 1623, this erstwhile fishing village preserves a small-town atmosphere that allows everyone to become an active participant in the community.

The Great Island Common is the town's recreational centerpiece. Residents and visitors enjoy the park's 35 spacious, ocean-side acres with their beach and picnic facilities. In 1993, New Castle celebrated its tricentennial anniversary of incorporation.