Shelburne, New Hampshire - Stone Fish

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Shelburne, New Hampshire - Stone Fish

There is a "stone fish" located in Shelburne, NH along Rt. 2. Apparently it was built by a wealthy landowner in the 1900s, along with a "stone alligator" and a "stone turtle." He created the fish by putting smaller stones alongside a long fish shaped boulder so that they look like scales. The alligator and turtle were destroyed in 1927. Stones were taken for fill after a devastating flood.

During the snow-free periods, the stone fish is quite visible. [Reuben Rajala, 03/12/2009]

Stone Fish:
Address: Shelburne, NH
Directions: Approximately 1/4 mile W of the State of NH rest area along Rt. 2, on the S side of the road, probably 50' from the road shoulder.

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November 8, 2009