Famous Sites of New Hampshire

The Franklin Pierce Homestead Historic Site- This building was the childhood home of the only U.S. president to be born in New Hampshire. This building is located near Hillsboro.

Mystery Hill- It is built up by stone walls, passageways, chambers and carvings. It is believed that it might have been an early European Colonial Site.

Conway Scenic Railroad- This railroad track runs through the countryside for an hour-long ride. It is pulled by an old-fashioned locomotive.

Fort Constitution- It is located in New Castle. It is the site where the first warlike act of the Revolutionary War took place. A nearby museum tells more about the history of this warlike act.

State Capitol- It is in Concord. It is constructed of New Hampshire Granite. This State Capitol was completed in1819. It is the Nation's oldest State Capitol in which the legislature meets in its original chambers.