Old Farmer's Almanac Headquarters

A New England Publishing Landmark

This live view watches over the headquarters of Yankee Publishing Inc., the company behind two of America's most enduring titles: The Old Farmer's Almanac, in continuous print since 1792, and Yankee Magazine. The camera is mounted on the Thomas Building, named for the Almanac's founding editor, and looks out over the compact campus that anchors this corner of Dublin, New Hampshire.

Sagendorph and Thomas Buildings

The distinctive red clapboard buildings in frame include the Sagendorph Building, named for longtime editor Robb Sagendorph, and the Thomas Building, home to the company's accounting, circulation, and information-services departments. Their classic New England architecture, complete with white trim and dormer windows, reflects the almanac's centuries-old heritage.

Village Church and Green

Behind the campus, the tall white steeple of a village church rises above the treeline, a familiar silhouette across small New Hampshire towns. A wide parking area and manicured lawn complete the scene, with the flag of the United States flying near the entrance.

Small-Town Monadnock Region

Dublin sits in the Monadnock Region of southern New Hampshire, a landscape of rolling hills and historic villages near Mount Monadnock. This webcam offers a quiet window into the everyday rhythm of one of the region's most storied small towns.