New Hampshire

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Image of Madison Boulder located in Madison, New Hampshire, US | Madison Boulder Natural Area in Madison, New Hampshire, USA
Madison, New Hampshire, US

Madison Boulder

A Very Big Rock in New Hampshire

Madison Boulder is thought to be the largest glacial erratic - an erratic being a boulder of a certain type of rock that was transported by glacial ice and deposited on bedrock of different type... »

| Edited by Dylan

Image of Woodman Institute Museum located in New Hampshire, US | The "doll room" at the Woodman Institue
New Hampshire, US

Woodman Institute Museum

A museum dedicated to "science, history and the arts" little changed since 1915

The thing about natural history museums is that they are usually concerned about remaining 'up-to-date' both scientifically and curatorially. This can make finding science museums that have the... »

Museums and Collections, Wonder Cabinets, Natural History, Unique Collections | Edited by Annetta

Image of America's Stonehenge (Mystery Hill) located in New Hampshire, US
New Hampshire, US

America's Stonehenge (Mystery Hill)

America's oldest archaeological site or muddled case of wishful thinking...

America's Stonehenge or "Mystery Hill" comes with more questions then answers. Variously claimed to be a 4000 year old megalithic astronomical complex ancient built by megalithic Native American... »

Mystery Spots and Gravity Hills, Hoaxes and Pseudoscience, Incredible Ruins | Edited by

Image of Sunken Forests of Rye, NH located in Rye, New Hampshire, US | Jenness Beach sunken forest.
Rye, New Hampshire, US

Sunken Forests of Rye, NH

Stumps of an ice age forest - visible only at low tide.

In two places along New Hampshire's coast, if the tide is right, you can see the remains of a forest drowned when the glaciers retreated. One of the stump fields - just to the north of Jenness... »

Extraordinary Flora | Edited by John Pittman

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