Not our name, but our passion
In Exeter, New Hampshire The American Independence Museum contains two historic structures; The Ladd-Gilman House and The Folsom Tavern. The Ladd-Gilman House also known as Cincinnati Memorial Hall was built ~1721 by Captain Nathaniel Ladd. Ladd lived in the house until he sold it to
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The Nansen Ski Jump built in 1937 as the first ski jump in America is located on NH Route 16 just north of the Berlin / Milan town line. The original ski jump has been the home of numerous competitions including four national championships. The
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The Folsom Tavern in Exeter, New Hampshire is a historic structure which is part of the American Independence Museum. The tavern was built by Colonel Samuel Folsom in 1775, one of the most famous visitors was George Washington. Newly elected the first President of the
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The Gorham Historical Society and Railroad Museum has a nice collection of rail memorbilia and a wonderful model train set. The museum is in the Gorham town center next to a nice town square with several historic buildings surrounding it. New photo by Wanderlust Family
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The Bartlett Covered Bridge in Bartlett, New Hampshire just off NH Route 302 was built in 1851 and was closed to traffic in 1939. The bridge spans the Saco River. After several years of various uses including storage it was purchased by Milton Graton in
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