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Brookline, New Hampshire

A former ski hill is now a forest full of more than a hundred sculptures.

Hollis, New Hampshire

Walk the cellar holes and vanished streets of an eighteenth-century ghost town.

Hudson, New Hampshire

Walk a public park where an elephant house and gorilla house outlived the zoo.

Northfield, New Hampshire

A Roman-style hilltop arch marks the tomb its wealthy builder never used.

Chesterfield, New Hampshire

A ruined party chateau and broken stone staircase hide in a protected forest.

Salem, New Hampshire

Stone chambers in the Salem woods still spark arguments over who built them and when.

Warren, New Hampshire

A real Redstone missile towers over a tiny White Mountains town.

Rye, New Hampshire

At rare low tides, a drowned forest briefly reappears off the Rye coast.