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Monson

12/27/2008

This southern New Hampshire ghost town was the first European inland settlement in the state. Built around 1737, Monson would not last very long; it died sometime in the 1770’s. Considered one of the most archaelogical significant sites in New England, its ruins have remained for the most...

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Stone Iron Furnace

10/21/2005

We noticed this while visiting The Flume for the 2nd time. These ruins are of a stone iron furnace, the last of its kind in NH according to the sign. The ruins are located across a stream and are on private property. Next to the site is a...

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America’s Stonehenge

10/20/2003

Quick rundown: In North Salem, NH, is a megalithic structure that has been a subject of controversy for years. Some claim it’s 4000+ years old and like the Stonehenge of England, the rocks line up with certain celestial events. Others claim the site is a fake, or at...

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The Flume

10/20/2003

Originally visited 10/03 Updated 10/05 The Flume is a gorge in Franconia State Park in New Hampshire. There is nothing strange or bizarre about it, but the scenery is…..I don’t know how to word it. No pictures could do The Flume justice. I also saw my first covered...

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