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Rochester NH History Podcast: Tour of the Gonic Village Cemetery

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Matt Wyatt

In this episode of the Rochester NH History Podcast, take a tour of the Gonic Village Cemetery, located across the street from the Gonic Fire Station. Enclosed by a strong metal fence, this medium-sized cemetery has a history dating back to 1817, with some of the earliest burials in the area.

The Rochester Historical Society and Museum is located on Hanson Street. Visit www.rochesternh.gov/history for hours of operation, events, contact information, and to learn more about programming.

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