Autumn in New England—there’s no better time of year to head north to New Hampshire, where leaf peeping is prime. And if that is the plan, then the Hanover Inn at Dartmouth should be part of the itinerary.
As with all historic hotels, this inn comes with a labyrinthine story: In 1780, General Ebenezer Brewster turned his private home into a public tavern. Its booming popularity led to its eventual relocation, leaving in its stead a site on which to build a larger structure—the original Dartmouth Hotel. Housing permanent residents as well as temporary guests, the hotel was said to be an “architectural conglomeration&
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