Chesham Railroad Depot Harrisville, NH 03450
About the Business
Chesham Railroad Depot is a historic transportation hub located in Harrisville, New Hampshire, United States. This charming depot serves as a reminder of the area's rich railroad history and offers visitors a glimpse into the past. The depot features a collection of vintage trains, memorabilia, and exhibits that showcase the importance of railroads in shaping the region's development. Visitors can explore the depot's grounds, learn about the significance of railroads in the area, and even take a ride on a restored train. Chesham Railroad Depot is a must-visit destination for history buffs, train enthusiasts, and anyone looking to experience a piece of New Hampshire's past.
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Harrisville, NH 03450, United States
Reviews
"Came here to hike the .5 mile section of rail trail at this location! Very beautiful late summer day!"
"It's a nice place. The building isn't open to the public but you can do a walk around. Very nostalgic."
"Very cool historic train depot."
"Sheep. Hiking. Railroad. Shakers. Curious? A healthy mix of current land use and historical data will keep the mind intrigued and the wits sharp. With a bit of clever filming and authentic props, a movie director could morph this pleasant village corner into a believable early American republic experience when the train was king of the industrial revolution. Today, the depot is a wood working shop w/ shaker furniture stylings, the land is grazed by sheep and the old railroad bed is a walking path for locals."
"The depot is a historic building, it is much the same as it was in the day. Historic details are well intact, inside & out. This is a popular stop for RR enthusiast's. it is owned by a private historic foundation and rented out to a local woodworker. It is not open for tours, but if you want some woodworking done, I'm sure he would show you inside! This was a very busy little village when the B&M line was active. This branch line was taken out of service after the hurricane of 1938. The RR bed is now a walking trail."
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