Heading north for Rye's four-course summer menu of sun, sand, surf, and seafood.
By Karen Sackowitz
Driving along ocean boulevard in Rye, New Hampshire can be a real test of concentration, especially as the narrow road winds its way over rocky cliffs, around jaw-dropping overlooks, and past gargantuan estates that seem straight out of The Great Gatsby. It is this classic Victorian charm and a keen sense of preservation that has held off the kind of development found in more inland towns. And for those who live in Rye, that's just fine.
"Rye is slow to move," says lifelong resident Priscilla Jenness. "When it comes to change, we like
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