Revolutionary War sites in New Hampshire

6 revolutionary war sites in New Hampshire with full, sourced guides, ranked by how well each is documented and whether access is verified. Being listed does not mean a place is open; check each guide.

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Langdon, Gov. John, MansionPortsmouth, NH · Building

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Moffatt-Ladd HousePortsmouth, NH · Building

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Bartlett, Josiah, HouseKingston, NH · Building

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Sullivan, Gen. John, HouseDurham, NH · Building

Dana Meeting HouseNew Hampton, NH · Building

Tenney, Samuel, HouseExeter, NH · Building

All 20 listings in this theme

• Amherst Village Historic District Amherst · listed 1982
• Greenwood, Isaac, House Dublin · listed 1983
• Sullivan, Gen. John, House Durham · listed 1972
• Exeter Waterfront Commercial Historic District Exeter · listed 1980
• Tenney, Samuel, House Exeter · listed 1980
• Haverhill Corner Historic District Haverhill · listed 1987
• Wyman Tavern Keene · listed 1972
• Bartlett, Josiah, House Kingston · listed 1971
• Stark Park Manchester · listed 2006
• Stark, Gen. John, House Manchester · listed 1973
• Fort Constitution New Castle · listed 1973
• Dana Meeting House New Hampton · listed 1984
• Little Red School House 1835 District No. 7 Newport · listed 1980
• Hart-Rice House Portsmouth · listed 1972
• Jones, John Paul, House Portsmouth · listed 1972
• Langdon, Gov. John, Mansion Portsmouth · listed 1974
• Moffatt-Ladd House Portsmouth · listed 1968
• Old North Cemetery Portsmouth · listed 1978
• Second Rindge Meetinghouse, Horsesheds and Cemetery Rindge · listed 1979
• New England Glassworks Site Temple · listed 1975