Posted in New Hampshire Attractions, Small Towns December 12, 2017 by

This Might Just Be The Most Peaceful Town In All Of New Hampshire

The Granite State is full of charming and beautiful small towns, from the Seacoast all the way North of the Notch. Even among that crowded field of contenders, we’ve found one town that stands out for its history, charm, and safety. Residents of this town enjoy great access to arts, culture, and jobs, while enjoying a peaceful lifestyle with plenty of old-fashioned American charm.

Exeter was incorporated in 1638, and the town's long history includes trading, textile manufacturing, and more.
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With all that history, it's not surprising that Exeter is full of beautiful antique homes and buildings.
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The town definitely has an old-fashioned New England sensibility, which is displayed in full force during each year's American Independence Festival.
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Exeter is famously home to the elite Philips Exeter Academy, which adds an academic spirit to the town, since so many teachers and staff members live and work there.
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The downtown is absolutely charming, with sweet shops and restaurants that you'll adore.
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The town's 20 acres include plenty of peaceful fields and beautiful vistas.
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For especially beautiful and relaxing views, take a walk down Swasey Parkway. It's just one of the many lovely places to wander in Exeter.
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Looking for more charming New Hampshire towns to explore? How about a weekend in this lovely spot?

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