The Old Man of the Mountain, a stone face carved by nature, stood sentinel over New Hampshire’s breathtaking White Mountains for centuries. On May 3, 2003, he collapsed. Decades later, his face is still everywhere… but why?
Join us as we explore the history, legacy, and significance of the Old Man of the Mountain — one of New England’s most iconic landmarks. From its discovery in 1805 to its sudden collapse in 2003, we follow the story of this legendary rock formation that became a cultural symbol and helped shape New Hampshire’s identity.
