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On the Grounds of Clark’s Trading Post in Lincoln, New Hampshire is the Clark’s Covered Bridge. The bridge spans the Pemigewassett River and was constructed in 1904. Originally located in Barre, Vermont it was moved to the present site by the Clark family in 1960
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Although the marker states the current Crawford House was built in 1859 it in fact no longer exists as it burned down in 1977. The Crawford family history is very intwined with the town of Carroll and they built the first inn in 1829 on
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The Hobo Railroad in Lincoln, New Hampshire offers a fifteen mile 80 minute excursion on refurbished vintage trains. The train station is surrounded by a nice miniature golf course and other family diversions. New photo by Wanderlust Family Adventure / Google Photos New photo by
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The Hawke Meeting House in Danville is the oldest and best preserved meetinghouse in New Hampshire. Beginning construction in 1755 and finished in 1760 the remarkably preserved interior has the original box pews and raised pulpit. Hawke was the original name of Danville. New photo
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The town of Danville has two one room schoolhouses that can be visited. The Old Red Schoolhouse and this one The Little Red Schoolhouse dating from 1834. New photo by Wanderlust Family Adventure / Google Photos New photo by Wanderlust Family Adventure / Google Photos
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