11 of the Weirdest New Hampshire Roadside Attractions Worth Stopping For

Here are 11 of the weirdest New Hampshire roadside attractions worth stopping for:

1. The Redstone Rocket, Warren

   • A full-sized Cold War rocket on display in the town square, offering a surprising sight for travelers.

2. The Trojan Horse, Gossville

   • Originally built as part of a protest against the United Nations, this horse is now a quirky roadside curiosity.

3. Memorial Arch, Tilton

   • A 55-foot stone arch inspired by Roman architecture, standing out in rural New Hampshire.

4. U.S.S. Albacore, Portsmouth

   • A retired submarine now serving as a museum, providing an unexpected sight in a city setting.

5. Chicken Farmer Rock, Newbury

   • A graffiti-covered rock with a recurring message that captures the imagination of drivers.

6. Yankee Siege Catapult, Greenfield

   • Although permanently closed, this medieval-style catapult was once used for pumpkin tossing.

7. Uncle Sam Home, Mason

   • The historic home of Samuel Wilson, the inspiration for Uncle Sam, offering a glimpse into American history.

8. Betty & Barney Hill Abduction Site, Lincoln

   • A marker commemorating the famous alien abduction story, adding a touch of mystery to the roadside.

9. Madame Sherri’s Castle, Chesterfield

   • The remains of a once-grand castle, now a site of local legend and intrigue.

10. Mystery Hill, Salem

    • Known as America’s Stonehenge, this site features mysterious stone structures with unknown origins.

11. Amputated Leg Gravestone, Washington

    • A unique grave marker that sparks curiosity and conversation.

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