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Swift River Covered Bridge is located on Chatague Lane, off West Side Rd and crosses the Swift River in Conway NH. Some maps do not recognize Chataque Lane. You can also get directions very close to the bridge by using Hillside Ave which is on the other side of the intersection with West Side Rd. Swift River Covered Bridge was Read more...
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Swiftwater Covered Bridge is located on Valley Rd and crosses the Wild Ammonoosuc River in Bath New Hampshire. Swiftwater Covered Bridge was built in 1849 and is listed in the World Guide of Covered Bridges (WGCB), number 29-05-02, and is New Hampshire covered bridge #29. Swiftwater Covered Bridge was often threatened by log jams, but was actually destroyed by flood Read more...
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Tailgating Recipes: Race Recipes and Concert Tailgating Recipes Here are some good recipes for tailgating in New Hampshire. The secret to tailgate cooking is to have all of your meals ready to go. Plan ahead and you will be eating like a king. Don’t just throw a 20 pack of hamburgers and a 50 pack of hot dogs in a Read more...
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Tannery Hill Covered Bridge is located in Gilford New Hampshire. The bridge was built in 1995 over the Gunstock Brook. Tim Andrews built the bridge for the town of Gilford which now connects the town hall property with downtown Gilford. Where did Tannery Hill Covered Bridge get its name? Tannery Hill Bridge was named for the tannery that used Read more...
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Thanksgiving Recipes: Thanksgiving in NH Recipes Thanksgiving is the time to carve the turkey and wow your guests with fancy appetizers and desserts. Check out these great Thanksgiving recipes for you to try and make your Thanksgiving meal a huge hit. Thanksgiving Appetizers Stuffed Mushrooms with Shrimp 40 large mushrooms with stems removed 2 (4 ounce) cans small Read more...
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The 99 Restaurant & Pub in Concord, New Hampshire offers a full service bar and a family-friendly atmosphere. Waiters, waitresses and bartenders are very attentive, and maintaining a clean, safe, and fun atmosphere is a top priority! The open kitchen area is a nice feature at the 99 Restaurant, viewable mostly from the bar area. The food at the Read more...
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The Albacore Museum: USS Albacore Submarine The Albacore Museum is located right in Portsmouth NH. Visit the USS Albacore which is a one-of-a-kind submarine. On the grounds there is also the Submarine Memorial Garden. Inside the garden lies the sculpture of a dolphin. The USS Albacore submarine, commissioned on December 5, 1953, was designed to be used for research by Read more...
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On the National Register of Historic Places, The Brick Store is the Oldest Continuously Operated General Store in the United States. What makes this place so unique is the rich history held within the walls. It has been in business since the early 1790’s and previously served as a post office for the town of Bath until 1942, some of Read more...
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The Chocorua Legend The Legend of Chief Chocorua is based in Albany, NH Chocorua’s legend states that the Indian Chief Chocorua refused to flee from conflict with the white man. He stood his ground to fight for his land. Chief Chocorua befriended one of the colonial settlers, a man by the name of Cornelius Campbell. Chief Chocorua left his son Read more...
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The Flume Gorge The Flume Gorge at Franconia Notch State Park in Lincoln, NH is a naturally made gorge created by glaciers. The gorge extends 800 feet at the base of Mt. Liberty. The walls of granite rise to a height of 90 feet and range from 12 to 20 feet apart. The state park is almost 6,700 acres. Every Read more...
