Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near New Hampshire

While in New Hampshire, you might enjoy a visit to:

Kidnapped, dragged to New Hampshire as a slave -- then Hannah had her revenge on her Indian captors. With a tomahawk.
~23 miles from Candia.

This rock, with Viking runes, marks the AD 1004 grave of Thorvald, brother of Viking explorer Leif Eriksson and son of Erik the Red. Or -- maybe it's just a rock with scratches on it.
~24 miles from Candia.

A mighty Medieval-style war machine, seven stories tall, hurls pumpkins for the thrill of visitors.
~31 miles from Candia.

Captain John Smith, the man who coined the name "New England," gets no respect. His once-impressive monument, erected in 1864, has been reduced to a ruined base with a weather-hammered bronze plaque.
~34 miles from Candia.

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