New Hampshire’s history with the church is centuries old. The first settlers in New Hampshire were The Puritans, religious settlers from England. As settlers moved throughout New England and into the New Hampshire wilderness, churches were one of the first buildings constructed in each new settlement. Centuries later, New Hampshire is littered with churches large and small that are simply stunning.
- The bell in this church in Westmoreland has seen centuries of New Englanders.
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- This Portsmouth church is stunning in black and white.
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- This church in Antrim is one-of-a-kind.
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- This massive Nashua church is daunting.
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- This Bretton Woods church looks beautiful in the snow.
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- This tiny church in Winchester is simply adorable.
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- This charming church in Chesterfield will transport you right back to colonial New Hampshire.
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- This stone church in Jaffrey looks enchanted.
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- Plenty of churches in Washington, New Hampshire.
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- This regal church in Bedford is classic New England.
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- Two turrets give this church in Nashua character.
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- This scene in Canterbury is beautiful.
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- This church in Laconia is big enough for the whole Lakes Region.
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- It’s not often that you see a yellow Church like this one in Milton.
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Churches have become part of the landscape of New Hampshire.
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