Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near New Hampshire

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

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.
~26 miles from Rochester.

Low-tech, packed with vehicles. Includes the behemoth 1918 Lombard Log Hauler, "New Hampshire's first snowmobile." HOw about that funky 1973 burnt orange Inovar Sno Coupe -- Superfly's snowmobile?
~23 miles from Rochester.

Ponder cryptic rock arrangements and chambers on a numbered, self-guided tour. Built by the Druids, or a bored New Hampshire farmer? It helps if you like walking in the woods and scrambling around rocks.
~34 miles from Rochester.

Features a live witch trial -- well, partly live; most of the cast are showroom dummies -- right where it all happened back in 1692.
~54 miles from Rochester.

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