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Concord, New Hampshire

It was Concord’s central location that led to its designation as the Capital of New Hampshire in 1808. The political and financial center of the state, Concord is located on the Merrimack River and hosts a population of 36,000. The State House, complete with gilded dome, was completed in 1819 and remains the focal point of downtown Concord. The State House was constructed of local granite, which was quarried by the inmates of the New Hampshire State Prison. Remodeled twice, the current State House remains the only state capital whose legislature still sits in its original chambers.
The railroad arrived in Concord in 1842 and doubled its current population. In the late 19th century, Concord was the largest and most important rail center north of Boston. Declining rail service after 1920 led to the demolition of the Concord Station in 1960, to be replaced by a shopping center. If you need to step back into time, then plan to spend the day at Canterbury Shaker Village. Guided tours of twenty-four original buildings, will introduce visitors to the customs, inventions, furniture, architecture and values of the Shaker way of life. Or zoom ahead into space at the Christa McAuliffe Planetarium, named after the first teacher in space. Take in a show at the Capital Center for the Arts or the Concord Community Auditorium or absorb the local history at the Museum of New Hampshire History. But if it’s life in the fast lane you need, then drive a quick 15 minutes to the New Hampshire International Speedway. Be sure not to speed home though, you will miss the fabulous fall foliage or the gorgeous mountain views in springtime!

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