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The Trumbull House Bed & Breakfast, 40 Etna Road, Hanover, NH 03755
The Trumbull House B&B offers luxury country lodgings and sumptuous breakfasts with six spacious rooms, all with private baths and luxury linens. A mouth-watering array of choices for your breakfast entree, served when you wish. 16 acres with pond, target golf course, hiking trails and basketball half-court. A great place to stay whether traveling on business or for pleasure.
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The Norwich Inn, 325 Main Street, Norwich, VT 05055 | 802-649-1143
The Norwich Inn is a historic Vermont inn located just across the river from Hanover, New Hampshire. An Inn has been on the site since 1797; the current Victorian Structure since 1890. We offer 38 guestrooms, Pub, Dining Room, and Microbrewery.
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CG Shepherd Realty LLC, Grantham: 603-863-3278 Hanover: 603-643-3278 Lebanon: 603-448-3278, 120 Route 10S, (Sawyer Brook Plaza), Grantham, NH 03753 & 199 Heater Rd., Lebanon, NH 03766
CG Shepherd Realty, LLC has knowledgeable local Realtors who will represent your interests enthusiastically! Learn all the local secrets and traditions of the Upper Valley, Dartmouth/Lake Sunapee, Eastman and Vermont regions by contacting us or visiting our website.
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Joanne Kent, Broker Associate, Four Seasons Sotheby's International Realty, 17 ½ Lebanon St, Hanover, NH 0375 | 802-345-8736
Licensed in both Vermont and New Hampshire, serving the Upper Valley Region: Hanover, Lebanon, NH / Norwich, Woodstock & Barnard, VT. One of the finest real estate companies in New England.
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Lebanon NH Welcome to Lebanon, New Hampshire – The Dartmouth Lake Sunapee, Upper Valley Region. The name Lebanon comes from the biblical cedars of ancient Lebanon, being the Semitic word meaning white, referring to the nearby mountain with perpetual snows on its summit. Established in 1761, the name was probably selected by the many early settlers who were from Lebanon, Connecticut, including Eleazar Wheelock, founder of Dartmouth College. Lebanon was the original home of the Indian Charity School from which Dartmouth is descended. Lebanon was incorporated as a city in 1957.