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County
Bridge, Hancock and Greenfield, NH
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Driving
down New Hampshire's scenic roads and highways, passing through
century-old covered bridges and tiny New England villages, is
an experience like no other. Blessed with scenery of rolling
hills in the south and the White Mountains in the north, New
Hampshire a feast for the senses.
Just
like the scenery, the history of the Granite State is awe-inspiring.
Being the first state to declare itself independent of England,
New Hampshire has many Revolutionary War points of interest,
especially along the coast. In the Merrimack Valley Region,
you'll find the state's major centers for government and business
in Concord and Manchester. Being host to many cultural venues,
Manchester is a major focal point of the arts in northern New
England. You can venture out to the symphony, to art galleries
or you can go in search of adventure by fishing and hiking --
all without leaving the city!
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