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Find a Bed and Breakfast in Hancock, New Hampshire
(located between Keene and Manchester)
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Hancock, NH
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1 B&B
located in Hancock
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The Hancock Inn
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| The oldest continuously operated New Hampshire inn providing lodging and dining since 1789. |
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9 B&Bs
located near Hancock
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Colby Hill Inn
- Henniker
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| Select Registry, Distinguished Inns of North America, Yankee Magazine Editor's Pick, Wine Spectator Award of Excellence. |
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Peteridge at the Pond
- Peterborough
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| A Landmark Antique Estate situated above Cunningham Pond in Historic Peterborough New Hampshire. |
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Stone Bridge Farm Bed & Breakfast
- Hillsborough
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| Historic farm located on a quiet, scenic road with 322 acres of fields, woods and nearly a mile of stocked trout stream. |
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Little River Bed and Breakfast
- Peterborough
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| 1800s farmhouse situated along the scenic Nubanusit River in the quaint New England town of Peterborough. |
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The Grand View Inn & Resort
- Jaffrey
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| Tucked away at the base of Mt. Monadnock, complete with full service Spa, Restaurant and Equestrian Center. |
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Bridges Inn at Whitcomb House
- Swanzey
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| Historic inn located in the quaint West Swanzey village in the southwestern corner of New Hampshire, 5 miles south of Keene. |
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Three Maples Bed & Breakfast
- Peterborough
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| Renovated 1790 country home, on five acres, four miles from the classic and charming New England town of Peterborough. |
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Hancock is located in Hillsborough County in southern New Hampshire. This historic village, settled in 1764 and incorporated in 1779, is named for John Hancock, a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Almost every building is registered on the National Register of Historic Places, including the Meeting House, which houses a Paul Revere bell that still rings each hour. After soaking up the history, stop by scenic Norway Pond, where swimming and boating are available during the summer, or ice skating and ice fishing in the winter. For a casual and inexpensive meal, enjoy Fiddlehead's Cafe. For a memorable fine dining experience try the Hancock Inn, recipient of the Wine Spectator Award, serving authentic New England cuisine amid colonial style furnishings and antiques. Several Hancock bed and breakfasts (B&Bs) and inns in the area are located in historic buildings to enhance the experience.
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