Places to visit
War Memorials & Military Museums in New Hampshire
26 war memorials and 1 military museums in New Hampshire — places to remember and learn, listed by town with a map.
26memorials
1museums
Military museums (1)
| Name | City |
|---|---|
| Aviation Museum of New Hampshire | near Londonderry |
Where Medal of Honor recipients rest in New Hampshire
- Harmony Grove Cemetery2 recipients
- Atkinson Cemetery1 recipient
- Calvary Cemetery1 recipient
- Etna Cemetery1 recipient
- Evergreen Cemetery1 recipient
- Family Cemetery1 recipient
- Forest Hill Cemetery1 recipient
- Hill Cemetery1 recipient
- Hillside Cemetery1 recipient
- Last Rest Cemetery1 recipient
- Maple Grove Cemetery1 recipient
- Oak Grove Cemetery1 recipient
- Old Pine Grove Cemetery1 recipient
- Proprietors Cemetery1 recipient
- Prospect Cemetery1 recipient
War memorials
Monuments to veterans and the fallen, from Civil War soldiers’ statues to Vietnam and Gold Star memorials, grouped by town.
| Name | City |
|---|---|
| Dummer Veterans Memorial “DEDICATED TO ALL OUR VETERANS” | near Berlin |
| Canaan Veterans' Memorial | near Canaan |
| Korean War memorial | near Exeter |
| Stratham Veterans' Memorial Garden | near Greenland |
| Boudreau Square | near Hooksett |
| Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Arch | near Hooksett |
| Veterans | near Hooksett |
| Veterans Memorial | near Hooksett |
| Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument | near Hudson |
| Veterans Memorial Wall | near Hudson |
| Vietnam Veterans Memorial Park | near Hudson |
| William A. Fenlason Square “Private Machine Gun Co. 103rd Infantry 26th Division Wounded In Action July 22, 1918 Died Of Wounds Oct. 26, 1918.” | near Laconia |
| Korean War Memorial | near Merrimack |
| New Boston Veteran Memorial | near Merrimack |
| Veteran's Memorial | near Merrimack |
| Newmarket Memorial Pavilion | near Newmarket |
| Tuscan Village Veteran Memorial Monument | near Plaistow |
| Veterans Park | near Plaistow |
| civil war “Erected in honor of the soldiers of Claremont who died in the rebellion of 1861-1865 by their grateful fellow citizens 1869” | — |
| Honor Roll | — |
| Keene Soldier's Monument | — |
| naval gun | — |
| Troy Civil War Memorial | — |
| Troy Veterans Memorial | — |
| Troy Veterans Memorial | — |
| Washington Civil War Memorial “1861. ERECTED IN MEMORY OF THOSE BRAVE SOLDIERS OF WASHINGTON WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN DEFENCE OF THEIR COUNTRY, DURING THE GREAT REBELLION. 1865.” | — |
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Veteran resources in New Hampshire
VA care, cemeteries, USO centers, posts and meeting places.
Medal of HonorRecipients from New Hampshire
58 recipients.
Memorial and museum locations: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Some entries may be incomplete; opening hours of museums should be checked before visiting.