Let’s get this out of the way: does Sandwich have good sandwich shops? Yes, yes they do. With a town name like Sandwich, entrepreneurs would lose their minds if they didn’t capitalize on the name opportunity. But Sandwich offers more than just sandwiches, of course, and it’s more than just the Sandwich Fair that brings thousands of people to the small town each year. Sandwich, NH, is a quiet, beautiful town that offers music, history, and even a bit of Shakespeare.
Welcome to Sandwich, NH
The town of Sandwich was named in honor of John Montagu, 4th Earl of Sandwich, who was also said to be the inventor of the sandwich. Wild! Similar to the small town of Tamworth, Sandwich is located off the beaten path, in the foothills of the White Mountains and on Squam Lake. Despite its size, this lakeside town is full of culture and history, including its many historical attractions, art galleries and festivals, theater and live music. Whether you’re visiting or searching for a small-town gem, Sandwich has more than you can ask for as a place to vacation or to live.
Culture
For over 20 years, Sandwich has been the home to lovers and performers of Shakespeare, thanks to the performance group Advice To The Players. This group puts on award-winning productions based on William Shakespeare’s plays, and offers educational programs for local youth and teens throughout the year, and even partners with Plymouth State University for the Fall Festival of Shakespeare. In addition to Shakespeare, Sandwich also offers a rich community of artisans from woodworkers, to papermakers, to fine art and galleries. Outside of the arts community, Sandwich is also known for its yoga barn, fine dining, cafes, and small business community. When you pass through Sandwich for the fair, consider staying a while and exploring more of what the town has to offer.
History
History buffs will fall in love with Sandwich, NH, which was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1983. One of the main historical attractions of Sandwich, NH, is the Elisha Marston House, which is home to the Sandwich Historical Society, founded in 1917. The Eisha Matston House and museum exhibit a wide range of local and historical tools, furnishings, art and more. Another historical attraction is The Isaac Adams Homestead, founded in 1855 by inventor and politician Isaac Adams, which has become a popular place to stay. Bought in 2013 and restored by a skilled crew with a love of historical restoration, the Homestead has become a bed & breakfast offering guests and historians over 8000ft of living quarters. In Sandwich you can stay and immerse yourself in history.
High-Speed Interne
We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again; having access to high-speed internet in rural locations is sometimes hard to find. However, at Hub66 we pride ourselves on being able to serve many rural New England towns with high-speed internet. Hub66 offers high-speed fiber-based internet to businesses and homes so that you can continue to enjoy the country life while staying connected. While your rural life might run at a slower pace, you can feel confident that when you need the internet, you will have access whenever you need it, at the fastest speed available in today’s market.
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