New Hampshire State House - Concord, New Hampshire

C. W.

A lot of history. The guided tour is very instructive and fun. The sculpture of Christa Mcauliffe was just dedicated two days ago (September 2024). Recommend it.

Robertson S.

We had the opportunity/honor to visit the New Hampshire State House Capitol in JUL_FY2024 and it was an amazing experience, a great opportunity to learn more about NH's history and legacy.

We did a plant tour and for sure it's a remarkable building.

Definitely, it's a place that deserves my respect. It was a privilege.

Spencer S.

We visited here while staying in Epsom. Out tour guide, Nick, was wonderful. Very knowledgeable and friendly. I had no idea NH only paid their representatives $100/year! What a state!

Dr. R. A. R.

The ambassadors (Pat and Maureen) were very friendly and knowledgeable. I was given a tour by Mrs. Pat who was kind enough to do so because I am a volunteer at the MS State Capitol.

The MS State Capital is of higher quality and much bigger but capital does have recent renovations that are very nice.

The grounds are beautiful and I actually saw a couple on blanket having a picnic. They are renovating gift shop. I was able to purchase pins thanks to Mrs. Vanessa.

The history of building and individual portraits are very interesting. Definitely peaked my curiosity. They also have a hall of governors on 2nd floor. The painting on first floor of Battle of Gettysburg is very nice and has a unique history of how it ended up in state house. It peaked my desire to visit Gettysburg, PA.

What I truly love about New Hampshire is that they have a system of checks and balances for all branches of government. The old way of politics which worked much better for the people and deterred corruption.

The first floor has flags that were carried during military battles. Some are very old but it’s so interesting that they keep and maintain.

What I really enjoyed was having opportunity to go into chambers. It is allowed when legislators aren’t in session. This is not allowed in MS State Capital.

I highly recommend touring this state house as it will leave you wanted to know more about New Hampshire’s history and those who served in legislature.

Jan S.

Looks like a capitol building from the outside. Not big. Looks like an office building inside. I like that they didn't spend excessive amounts of tax money on this building. Nice Senate chamber, touted to be the oldest original one still in use. Lovely entry hall full of flags. They let you enter theoythe main entrance. Plenty of street parking available at $.50/hr. Friendly staff and nice gift shop.

Raony F.

You can visit the state house (and for free)! When the representatives and the senators are not in session, you can get a guided tour in the building. However, when they are in session, you can go watch the meetings, which, for me, is even nicer! Very welcoming environment.

Amanda G.

Nice stop on our way through. Walked around the facility and it was very pretty, shaded and flat ground. Area in front had several restaurants and store fronts fun to see.

Josh B.

Filled with impressive historical artifacts, paintings, flags, and other memorabilia, this beautiful building is a place you definitely need to see if you are in the area!!