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RoadsideAmerica.com's map of New Hampshire's unusual tourist attractions, museums, and landmarks.
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While in New Hampshire, you might enjoy a visit to:
Famous craggy profile, named in 1805, slid off the mountain in 2003.
Dramatic hilltop hollow where amateur rockhounds hammer away for mineral treasures.
The man who coined the name "New England" gets no respect in his adopted home.
Wooden walkways and stuffed pheasants, but a curious lack of ice.
Giant rock stands alone in the woods, but it does have its own parking lot.
At the Woodman Institute, a local museum that exhibits all sorts of stuff.
This railroad box car was filled with presents for New Hampshire, a gift from France after World War II.
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