The Nash Casino project transformed a former Sears Department store into New Hampshire’s largest charitable gaming facility. This two-story sports entertainment complex features multiple full bars, non-gambling activity areas, and diverse dining options, including fine dining, casual, and grab-and-go.
The project is expected to generate approximately $24 million annually, which will benefit more than 100 local nonprofits.
Photography: Courtesy of ECL
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