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- Adams Family Farm Tomb, Durham, NH
Obelisk is last reminder of Reformation John's scenic farm.
- Ambleside Cemetery, Barrington, NH
Small above ground 19th-century plot
- Beebe Cemetery, Isles of Shoals, NH
Island cemetery marks a tragic tale.
- Brackett Lane Massacre Site, Rye, NH
Site of a 1690s attack by Native Americans
- Caesar Brackett Slave Memorial, Greenland, NH
A restored memorial to an enslaved Seacoast resident
- Calvary Cemetery, Portsmouth, NH
Catholic cemetery
- Cape Neddick Baptist Cemetery, Cape Neddick, ME
Scenic roadside cemetery
- Caswell Cemetery, Isles of Shoals, NH
A family plot near an 1874 island hotel
- Cheswell Cemetery, Newmarket, NH
Prominent African American Seacoast family
- First Parish Cemetery, York, ME
The second cemetery of historic York
- First Settlers Burying Ground, Dover, NH
Dover's oldest cemetery
- Greenwood Cemetery, Stratham, NH
HIstoric Stratham graveyard
- Haley Cemetery, Isles of Shoals, ME
The burial site of the King of Smuttynose Island
- Hampton High Street Cemetery, Hampton, NH
The "new" 1858 Hampton Cemetery with the giant obelisk
- Kittery Point Cemetery, Kittery, ME
Scenic, historic riverside site with historic house and church in Kittery Point
- Kittery Town Forest Trails, Kittery, ME
Nice woodsy walk near the hectic outlet malls
- Locust Grove Cemetery, Ogunquit, ME
Perkins family dominates
- Negro Burying Ground, Portsmouth, NH
Recently discovered coffins indicate historical Black cemetery
- North Cemetery, Portsmouth, NH
An historic Revolutionary War cemetery in the heart of town
- Ocean View Cemetery, Wells, ME
Large central cemetery near the ocean
- Old Burying Ground, York, ME
In the center of historic York Village
- Oldfields Cemetery, South Berwick, ME
A complex and interesting site in a clusteer of pines
- Pine Grove Cemetery, Hampton, NH
Hampton's oldes cemetery, but how old?
- Pinkham Cemetery, Dover, NH
1700s cemetery on primary old Dover road
- Point of Graves, Portsmouth, NH
Portsmouth's oldest cemetery from 1671
- Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Cemetery, Kittery, ME
Small veteran's cemetery on historic 1800 federal shipyard
- Ring Swamp Cemetery, Hampton, NH
Earliest graves here is 1800
- Riverside Cemetery, New Castle, NH
On the New Castle scenic "loop"
- South Cemetery, Portsmouth, NH
Many smaller cemeteries combined
- St. John's Cemetery, Portsmouth, NH
Above ground early church cemetery dwontown includes royal British governor of NH
- Whidden Grave Yard, Portsmouth, NH
Urban sprawl swallows family cemetery
- Whidden Cemetery, Portsmouth, NH
Family plot 1814- 1884 in stone wall off road
- Winter Street Burial Ground, Exeter, NH
Endangered by local vandals
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- Capt. George Fishley, Portsmouth, NH
One of the only Revoutionary War veterans every photographed
- Celia Thaxter, Isles of Shoals, ME
The poet of the Isles of Shoals
- Charles W. Brewster, Portsmouth, NH
Grave of Portsmouth's key historian
- David Thomson Monument, Rye, NH
Tiny memorial to the founding site of New Hampshire
- Frank Jones, Portsmouth, NH
Portsmouth's ale tycoon
- FW Hartford, Portsmouth, NH
He controlled the news of Portsmouth for 30 years
- General Jonathan Moulton, Hampton, NH
A marker for the missing corpse of Hampton's legendary Moulton
- Goody Cole Memorial, Hampton, NH
Some say she's still angry at the people of Hampton
- Henry Clay Barnabee, Portsmouth, NH
POrtsmouth's most famous touring comedian
- John Langdon, Portsmouth, NH
NH's first governor and member of Continental Congress
- Karen and Anethe Christensen, Portsmouth, NH
Victims of the Smuttynose ax murders
- Langley Boardman, Portsmouth, NH
Famous furniture maker
- Levi Thaxter & Sons, Kittery, ME
Husband of poet Celia Thaxter
- Ogden Nash, North Hampton, NH
America's wittiest poet in NH grave
- Prince Whipple, Portsmouth, NH
African American hero in the American Revolution
- Sarah Orne Jewett, South Berwick, ME
Grave of the region's #1 writer
- Sir William Pepperrell, Kittery, ME
He was the richest man in New England
- Viking Rock (Thorvald's Grave), Hampton, NH
Sorry, this one is a hoax, but it was long believed to he Thorvald the Viking's tomb
- Wentworth Cheswell, Newmarket, NH
Black history restoration in progress
- William Whipple, Portsmouth, NH
Signer of the Declaration of Independence
- Woodbury Langdon, Portsmouth, NH
A reluctant early Supreme Court justice
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- Albacore Memorial Garden, Portsmouth, NH
memorial to lost Piscatqua mariners and submariners
- Barrington Veteran's Memorial, Barrington, NH
A simple block of granite
- Berwick Civil War Monument, Berwick, ME
Dedicated to Berwick veterans
- Civil War Memorial, South Berwick, ME
memorial to those lost from the Berwick area
- Civil War Monument, York, ME
A generic unknown figure in the town square
- David Thomson Monument, Rye, NH
Tiny memorial to the founding site of New Hampshire
- Epping War Memorial, Epping, NH
To the Epping war dead
- Fisherman's Memorial, York, ME
For Seaocast fishermen lost at sea
- Fitz-John Porter Monument, Portsmouth, NH
Monument to a court marshalled Civil War general from Portsmouth
- Founder's Park, Hampton, NH
A circle of stones in a green celebrating Hampton's 1638 founding
- Gen. John Sullivan Monument, Durham, NH
A controversial NH Rev. war General honored
- Gen. William Whipple Monument, Portsmouth, NH
To a NH man who signed the Declaration
- General Jonathan Moulton, Hampton, NH
A marker for the missing corpse of Hampton's legendary Moulton
- Goody Cole Memorial, Hampton, NH
Some say she's still angry at the people of Hampton
- John Smith Monument, Isles of Shoals, NH
He named New England in 11614
- Kensington Social Library & Memorial, Kensington, NH
A unique small library and WW I monumnet
- Korean War Monument, York, ME
Modern memorial to recent war
- Liberty Pole, Portsmouth, NH
A surviving memory of the British Stamp Tax
- Maud Muller Spring, York, ME
The spring that inspired a poem
- Memorial Bridge, Portsmouth, NH
An endangered 1923 lift bridge over the Piscataqua
- Neil R. Underwood Jr. Memorial Bridge, Hampton, NH
Once reportedly the longest wooden bridge in the world
- NH Marine Memorial, Hampton, NH
A poignant memorial to lost sailors be a noted woman sculptor
- Oldest Town Forest in the USA, Newington, NH
The first town buildigs were created from this forest
- Ranger Monument, Kittery, ME
A monumnet to John Paul Jones ship Ranger launched from Badger's Island in 1777
- Raymond Civil War Memorial, Raymond, NH
Single standing soldier statue
- Rev. Amos Main Monument, Rochester, NH
Rochester's first settled minister still guards over the Lilac City
- Rev. Tucke Memorial, Isles of Shoals, NH
A tall granite memorial to an early Star Island missionary
- Rochester Soldier's Memorial, Rochester, NH
Dedicated to Rochester Civil War veterans
- Sacrifices of War Memorial, Kittery, ME
A powerful WWI sculpture that was considered an anti-war statement
- Soldiers and Sailors Monument, Portsmouth, NH
A renovated Civil War monument in the newly redeisgned Goodwin Park
- St. Aspinquid Memorial, York, ME
A non-Native memorial to a Christianized Native American atop Mt. Agamenticus
- Stage Coach Stone, Portsmouth, NH
The spot where the stage coach stopped (or close to it)
- Stone Cairns, Isles of Shoals, ME
Who left the mysterious stone monuments?
- USS Squalus Memorial, Kittery, ME
A military memorial to the only successful submarine rescue
- Viking Rock (Thorvald's Grave), Hampton, NH
Sorry, this one is a hoax, but it was long believed to he Thorvald the Viking's tomb
- Wiggly Bridge, York, ME
A 1930s suspension bridge leading to a protected wooded area
- WW I Memorial in Gale Park, Exeter, NH
Daniel Chester French statue, the man who created the Minuteman
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- BP Shillaber House, Portsmouth, NH
He inspired Mark Twain, but alas is forgotten
- Celia's Cottage, Isles of Shoals, ME
Celia's famous cottage, now gone.
- Globe Tavern at the Plains, Portsmouth, NH
Oldest tavern lost to progress
- Henderson's Point, Kittery, ME
Kaboom! Blown to Kingdom Come
- Hontvet House, Isles of Shoals, ME
The infamous 1873 murder house
- Meserve House, Portsmouth, NH
Lost home of exiled Portsmouth tax collector
- Old Colonial Statehouse, Portsmouth, NH
NH's first state capitol now sits in a trailer
- Old Ironsides Was Here, Portsmouth, NH
They took her back to Massachusetts in 1897
- Wentworth Great House, Portsmouth, NH
This one is on display at the Metroplitan in NYC
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