Self-Guided Tours in NH

America’s Stonehenge America’s Stonehenge Legend is a legend based in Salem, NH. “America’s Stonehenge” is a 4,000-year-old man-made structure that was built of rock walls, chambers and monoliths that create an astronomical calendar that is said to be accurate. America’s Stonehenge monoliths mark important dates such as the equinoxes and solstices and point out the True North Alignment. It is Read more...

Antique Alley NH Rambling Down NH Route 4’s “Antique Alley” in New Hampshire, a overview of Antique Alley “Antique Alley” stretches from the Lee traffic circle to Chichester, NH. Antique Alley is known as the oldest antiquing route in New Hampshire. It says a lot for the state that it even has a distinction for the most antique of all the Read more...

Fort Constitution was established in 1631 and is located on 3 acres of the NH seacoast. Fort Constitution includes the Portsmouth Lighthouse. The original name of the fort was the Fort William and Mary, named after the king and queen of England. This NH seacoast location is listed as an historic place by the National Register of Historic Places. The Read more...

Fort Stark Historic Site The Fort Stark Historic Site is located in New Castle NH, on the NH seacoast. Fort Stark is strategically placed on a peninsula called Jerry’s Point on the southeast corner of New Castle Island and overlooks the mouth of the Piscataqua River, Little Harbor and the Atlantic Ocean. Fort Stark was named in honor of John Read more...

Historic Buildings of Concord New Hampshire Concord, the capitol of the state of New Hampshire is rich in history dating back to the early 1700’s. Main Street in Concord was created in 1726. It is about this time that Concord’s history as an economic center of New Hampshire began to take shape and New Hampshire’s economic base was formed. Below, Read more...

Kancamagus Highway New Hampshire Kangamangus Highway NH & Kancamangus Highway NH (Common Misspellings) The Kancamagus Highway (aka: “The Kanc”) is a must see when visiting New Hampshire! The Kancamagus Highway was constructed in 1959, and is traveled by over a million people each year. The Kancamagus Highway cuts a 34 mile east-west channel through the 800,000-acre White Mountain National Forest Read more...

Monson, now part of what’s known as Milford and Hollis New Hampshire, is a 280 acre historic site and one of the most significant archeological sites in New England. The walking trails through this old town will transport you back in time as you walk the old roads where about 300 of New Hampshire first settlers called home. Along your Read more...

Moose Alley: Moose Watching at Moose Alley Pittsburg, NH Moose Alley in NH is one of the most desired self-guided trips people make whiel visiting New Hampshire. Because Moose Alley is so far North it is difficult for many people to be there at the perfect time to find moose, which is near sunrise and sunset. If Moose Alley is Read more...

Is Old Hill Village Haunted, And Why Hill Village Moved? Old Hill Village is a small town in New Hampshire that was relocated in 1941 to make way for a flood control reservoir. While there has been some speculation about this being the real reason the town moved among some paranormal researchers the records show is was due to the Read more...