Maps

For the impatient people who know the area here are a few maps that should help you out.

• Map of the Seacoast NH area
• Online directions from Google Maps or MapQuest
• UNH Campus (old GIF image that can be printed out)
• UNH Campus (a newer link to a PDF)(PNG with Morse highlighted)
• Morse hall floorplan

Direction to "Morse Hall" by car or bike or ...

From Boston, MA

Follow I-95 North. When approaching the Portsmouth, NH area, take the exit bearing left, marked "NH Lakes and White Mountains, Routes 4 & 16." Continue on that road to Exit 6W (Concord-Durham) and follow Route 4 West. Exit at 155A and turn left toward Durham. Follow 155A through a short stretch of farmlands and fields to the UNH Campus. Take the first right at traffic light (blue sign at corner points to Paul Creative Arts Center) onto College Road, go two-tenths of a mile past blinking light and Rudman Hall to Morse Hall on left. Park in "F Lot"[3].

From Portland, ME

Follow either I-95 or Route 1 South to the Portsmouth traffic circle. Take the Spaulding Turnpike north to Exit 6W (Concord-Durham) and follow Route 4 West. Exit at 155A and turn left toward Durham. Follow 155A through a short stretch of farmlands and fields to the UNH Campus. Take the first right at traffic light (blue sign at corner points to Paul Creative Arts Center) onto College Road, go two-tenths of a mile past blinking light and Rudman Hall to Morse Hall on left. Park in "F Lot"[3].

From Concord, NH

Follow Route 4 East, and take the UNH/Durham exit at 155A. Follow a short stretch of farmlands and fields to the UNH campus. Take the first right at traffic light (blue sign at corner points to Paul Creative Arts Center) onto College Road, go two-tenths of a mile past blinking light and Rudman Hall to Morse Hall on left. Park in "F Lot"[3].

From Manchester, NH

Take Route 101 tot he junction of Route 125. Follow Route 125 North to the Lee traffic circle. Drive east on Route 4, and take the UNH/Durham exit at 155A. Follow a short stretch of farmlands and fields to the UNH campus. Take the first right at traffic light (blue sign at corner points to Paul Creative Arts Center) onto College Road, go two-tenths of a mile past blinking light and Rudman Hall to Morse Hall on left. Park in "F Lot"[3].

Inside the building "Morse Hall"

Generally we'll be using Morse conference room 301. It can be found on the 3rd floor of Morse on the end of the atrium. Note that if you came in from the Kingsbury Bridge[1][2] you will be entering the building on the 2nd floor.

Notes

[1] The front and back doors to Morse Hall are often locked nights and weekends. If those doors are locked, try the side door in the tunnel between Kingsbury Hall and Morse Hall. This door is usually left unlocked.

[2] Although the doors are still sometimes locked the bridge/tunnel from Kingsbury Hall is contained within a construction zone, and therefor closed.

[3] "F-Lot" is the closest parking area to Morse Hall. All of the lots say "permit required", but by the time of our 7pm meetings those permits are no longer required. The former "K-Lot" has been taken over by construction.

Contact rea+slug@slug.gnhlug.org with any questions.