- TripBuzz found 60 things to do with kids in or near Hanover, New Hampshire, including 54 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Woodstock, Windsor, Quechee and White River Junction.
- From Baker-Berry Library at Dartmouth College to Storrs Pond Recreation Centre, the Hanover area offers 83 different types of family activities, including: Movie Theaters, Arts & Crafts Classes, Colleges & Universities and Gardens.
- The small town of Hanover, New Hampshire offers an abundance of both cultural and historic attractions. Visitors enjoy the cities many museums including Billings Farm & Museum and the Hood Museum of Art, as well as winter snow skiing, train rides, local parks for picnics and nature walks and historical home tours.
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Operated by a community of Benedictine monks, the Weston Priory features a visitor center, chapel, and grounds for private reflection. Prayer ceremonies are held daily, and young men can arrange for retreats at the site.
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Constructed in 1832, the Bath Covered Bridge is the 5th to stand on the current site. Built with a Burr Truss design, the bridge crosses the Amonoosuc River, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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Offering guests the chance to watch first-run movies in 3D, the Paramount Theatre also provides group and special event rentals. Additionally, parents can also schedule a birthday party for their children at this location.
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Visitors to the Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum in Warner, New Hampshire enjoy intriguing displays of Native American art, clothing, weapons and other items used by members of nearby First Nations. The most popular exhibits include intricate feathered headdresses, woven baskets and beaded items.
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The Vermont Granite Museum of Barre showcases the history of local granite production in a beautiful riverside setting. Visitors can take tours, view artisans at work, or attend seasonal events hosted on the grounds.
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Managed by the New Hampshire Department of Forests and Lands, West Rattlesnake Mountain is a hiking paradise. It is also an important conservation site for rare plants that do not grow elsewhere in the state. Hikers are encouraged to wear supportive boots with excellent traction.
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Built in the middle of the 19th century, Wilson Castle stands as an architectural masterpiece and a well-preserved historic site. There are general tours of the site and the grounds held throughout the year along with special events like the Haunted Castle Tours that take place in October.
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Historic and artistic exhibits are available at the Vermont Marble Museum that is part of the Vermont Marble Trail, which is a driving tour along the geological marble corridor. One of the most popular permanent exhibits studies the construction of The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
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Route 113 (P.0. Box 225), Holderness, NH 3245
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Longhaul Farm at Squam Lake is a working organic farm whose market-style stand and cafe stocks its own produce, along with locally-sourced meat, poultry and ice cream. The farm's pavilion hosts meals, and concerts and garden workshops round out the activity schedule.
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Located in Rollins State Park, Mount Kearsarge rises high above the skyline of Warner, New Hampshire. It is accessible by hiking trail and by car. Visitors must pay a small entrance fee.