New Hampshire, published in 1923, is the Pulitzer Prize–winning poetry collection by Robert Frost that includes some of his most celebrated work, such as “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening.” The poems reflect on rural life, nature, and the American character with Frost’s signature clarity, conversational tone, and philosophical depth. The title poem celebrates the state’s rugged beauty and independence. This collection helped solidify Frost’s place as a quintessential voice in American poetry.