New Hampshire Historical Landmark

Lovely hotel. I didnt stay as a guest, but they were kind enough to allow me to use the bathroom, which was immaculate. Definitely would stay here off the impression I go ... more

It's something very important to me knowing that about adventist church.

This is literally around the corner from me. I sit and listen to the water after my walks. It's a nice treat. they have so many beautiful lilies during the summer and ... more

In visiting Vermont for the solar eclipse I decided to drive up to the 45th Parallel Marker. As a big fan of geography, it was really cool standing right at this sign. Th ... more

Dock is a little old-very unstable

Bacon Bridge

Very nice

Great water and its free

I've been visiting since I was a kid. Usually, I would walk along the metal rail like a tightrope. The gun that was once here, before I was born, was tested once and it ... more

Great meeting place. The view is incredible!

Very big Rock, what more do you want 5/5

Great, easy 5ish mile loop- 3 waterfalls and a potentially dangerous trestle. All times I've been there, there's plenty of parking and never too busy. Vault bathroom at t ... more

Interesting bit of history. Unfortunately you can't actually get to the furnace -- it's on private land. Informative displays, although a tad facts & dates centric. Nice ... more

Beautiful Vistas

Nice little park that is an easy walk from down town. Nice statue with an interesting story. All grass with no paths but flat and well maintained.

This is a great example of a 19th century train station that served the community for many years. The building has been restored and is beautifully maintained. This one ... more

The start of a legend.

Uniquely New Hampshire. These ruins are some of the most interesting in the state. I was able to locate the mill, cemetery, and another larger foundation closer to Tripol ... more

Found these guys in the train when I saw it in walpole nh. There tickets for getting on the train. My grand father Gerald Decatur loved the trains and lived there his wh ... more

I visited this place last autumn. There's a tower to climb with breathtaking views from the top, a museum and great trails. It is a must see place in Lancaster!

One of the bigger former railroad stations in the area. This one is now used as the home to United Auto Body. Nicely maintained and easy to get outside photos from sev ... more

Glad to have been able to visit! There's nothing to not like about this happy statue in front of the local library. It puts a smile on the face. There is a store across t ... more

A mix of Middle and North Tripyramid mountains. Sporadic views. Nice variety of scrambles, flat sections to recover.

This is a very cool piece of history that's being maintained by the park trust. The building is clearly very old but sports a plaque explaining what it is and who owned i ... more

If you're in the area, be sure to stop in because the history of Northumberland/ groveton is just amazing to see what it is today and compare it to what it was blows your ... more

One of highlights of our day.

I read someone's review and it said the plane crashed 20 or 30 years ago..... it was 1968, over 50 years ago. Also 10 people survived. 32 out of 42 died.

It was completed in 1905 with two 3-inch rapid fire guns. In 1920 the observation station was built on it for a rangefinder. In the 1980s or 90s the observation station c ... more

Love the ducks nice stop while riding in the area.

Love this place full of history and the best events around!

Nicely restored old railroad station with adjacent parking. The hiking trails nearby are excellent and it is a short walk to down town. The parking lot is flat and easy t ... more

Great view !!!!

The Ye Olde Blacksmith Shop site was gifted to the town in 1943. It appears that some of the original shop's foundation is outlined against the hill. There is an old mil ... more

This state marker is dedicated to Captain Josiah Crosby and Lieutenant Thompson Maxwell who were settlers in this area and served in the American Revolution. Maxwell was ... more

Beautiful old covered bridge. So scenic! Great photo spot! Nice walking area.

Nicely preserved (1992) train turntable. Clean park are and parking.

1912 Covered Bridge that spans Connecticut River, which also divides New Hampshire and Vermont.

Cram dam

Don't recall seeing much of it on the Conway scenic railway

A beautiful spot to stop and stretch your legs, with a bit of interesting history and architecture.

It a Brewery now!

Very nic

Cool place

Large area for parking, great area to dock a small boat

Amazing views. Great well kept trail. Awesome experience.

1/28/'24 Historic marker missing -- snowplow must have taken it out?!