You’ve almost certainly never heard of the town ofStout, which currently sits at the bottom of theHorsetooth Reservoir, but if you’ve been to Denver you’ve probably walked all over its most notable export. Many of the sidewalks in Denver, Lincoln, and Omaha were constructed with sandstone...
1. Manchester With its pretty steeples and historic buildings, Manchester is just about as charming as it gets. And whilst the town captures your heart with buildings like Bennington County Courthouse and Hildene – The Lincoln Family Home (former summer home of Abraham Lincoln’s first son), ...
Its towns, particularly Lincoln and Stamford, thrived on the medieval woolen trade, and wool was a major export of the port of Boston. The draining of the Fens in the 17th century greatly increased the county’s agricultural production. As a result of the Industrial Revolution and the shift...
especially in the Lincoln-North Woodstock area. Great scenery, Mount Washington (the highest mountain in New England at nearly 6,288 ft.), motels with indoor swimming pools, grand hotels like the Balsams or Mt. Washington Hotel, family-style restaurants that are easy on the wallet...
Leave time to amble around town. Bizarre relic stores hold muskets, coffins and blood-stained nurses' uniforms. The Shriver House Museum and the Rupp House illuminate civilian life. Lincoln stayed at the David Wills House before delivering the Gettysburg Address. ...
This Lincolnamusement parkis home to trained bears, a climbing tower, blaster boats, a segway park, the elusive Wolfman, and more. #4 – Santas Village Santa's Village, Jefferson NH via Facebook #4 – Santa's Village Up in Jefferson sits the magicalSanta's Village, a Christmas-themed pa...