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General John Stark Scenic Byway
In just 34-miles, you will cruise through 300 years in history as you follow the footsteps of one of the greatest Revolutionary heroes.
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General John Stark Scenic Byway Details
In just 34-miles, you will cruise through 300 years in history as you follow the footsteps of one of the greatest Revolutionary heroes. General John Stark was a major general during the French and Indian war as well as the American Revolutionary War and spent a fair amount of his life living in this part of New Hampshire. When you travel down this byway, you will visit a few different memorials and landmarks (like the Molly Stark house and the Caleb Stark statue) as well as the Stark Cemetery in downtown Dunbarton. The route makes a full loop between Goffstown, Dunbarton, New Boston, and Weare and can be completed in half a day.
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Clough State Park
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Hannah Duston Memorial State Historic Site
This statue of Hannah Duston is the first publicly funded monument for the state of New Hampshire.
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Goffstown Rail Trail
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Franklin Pierce Homestead State Historic Site
Built in 1804, this site was once the home of Franklin Pierce, the 14th President of the United States.
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Piscataquog Trail
This leisurely 2-mile ride through Manchester is known for its picturesque river views.
