The Frost Place
Franconia, NH 03580
(603) 823-5510

Robert Frost's Home in Franconia, N.H.
"The road less travelled by"

Open to the public Spring, Summer and Fall (admission).  Memorial Day - End of June open Saturday and Sunday afternoon, 1- 5 PM.  July 1st - Columbus Day Weekend, every afternoon 1- 5 PM.  (Closed Tuesdays)  Visit includes the slide show "Robert Frost of Franconia." 

Now a Center for Poetry and the Arts, THE FROST PLACE each summer houses a poet to write new poems as Frost did, and give poetry readings in the old timbered barn. 

On display at the house are first editions of Frost's works, photographs, memorabilia, and a rare collection of his Christmas card poems. 

Robert Frost	View from the front porch

Old Iron Furnace
Franconia, NH
(area for picnicking)

First Ski School (1929) historic marker along Route 117

Sugar Hill General Store

Sugar Hill Sampler
and Family Museum
Sunset Road
(603) 823-8478

The Homestead Inn (presently a Bed and Breakfast featuring country fare) is one of the oldest family operated inns remaining in America today.   It was built in 1802 and in 1898 expanded to approximately its present size to accommodate "city boarders."  One of The Homestead's most unique attributes is having been handed down through seven descending generations of the same family, an unbroken chain linking America of the 1700s and America today.