In 1959, William L. Bauhan purchased Richard R. Smith Inc., a Rindge-based publishing company founded in New York City in the 1930s. Bauhan ran R.R. Smith, first under its original name, then as Noone House, named for the family home across from Peterborough’s Noone Falls, and finally, after the Bauhans moved to neighboring Dublin, as William L. Bauhan Inc. Bauhan Publishing offers well-designed and well-edited books printed on high-quality paper with beautiful, eye-catching covers. It’s all about craftsmanship. The company continues to focus on New England regional books in the areas of history, art, nature studies, and poetry, as well as venturing into thoughtful books that explore sustainability of both the earth and the spirit.
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Winner of the May Sarton New Hampshire Poetry Prize.Auguries & Divinations tracks a young woman’s coming-of-age, attuned to the unspoken rules (and liabilities) of women’s lives, the suburban...
Northern Voices: Forty Years on the Poetry Beat, tells the story of journalist, Mike Pride’s relationships with several poets who lived and worked in New Hampshire, Maine, and Vermont from the 1970s...
A series of essays that reflects on a world view and embodied practice that restores the possibility of a world where right relationship can flourish.While restorative justice refers to a set of principled...
In her new book, In Praise of Listening, Christian McEwen reflects on listening (silence, music, nature, prayer) in a series of thoughtful chapters, each one focused on a different theme.
More than twelve years ago, over the course of ten years training teachers to write their own poems in order to pass the craft along to students, McEwen realized that nothing comes easily when life...
by Bradford G. Blodget and Richard R. Richards Jr.
Price: $29.95
ISBN: 9780872333680
Publisher: Bauhan Publishing
Pub Date: 2023-07-31
Format: Paperback
Imprint: Bauhan Publishing
222 Pages
The last passenger train departed Keene, New Hampshire nearly sixty-five years ago and all of the railroad branch lines that once threaded their way through the river valleys and rugged hill country of the Monadnock Region felt their last trains almost forty years ago.
by Bradford G. Blodget and Richard R. Richards Jr.
Price: $75.00
ISBN: 9780872333697
Publisher: Bauhan Publishing
Pub Date: 2023-07-31
Format: Paperback
Imprint: Bauhan Publishing
734 Pages
The last passenger train departed Keene, New Hampshire nearly sixty-five years ago and all of the railroad branch lines that once threaded their way through the river valleys and rugged hill country of the Monadnock Region felt their last trains almost forty years ago.
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In 1959, William L. Bauhan purchased Richard R. Smith Inc., a Rindge-based publishing company founded in New York City in the 1930s. Bauhan ran R.R. Smith, first under its original name, then as Noone House, named for the family home across from Peterborough’s Noone Falls, and finally, after the Bauhans moved to neighboring Dublin, as William L. Bauhan Inc. Bauhan Publishing offers well-designed and well-edited books printed on high-quality paper with beautiful, eye-catching covers. It’s all about craftsmanship. The company continues to focus on New England regional books in the areas of history, art, nature studies, and poetry, as well as venturing into thoughtful books that explore sustainability of both the earth and the spirit. 
