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Article: Lively college town with a river of charms ; A TANK AWAY: KEENE, N.H.
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- The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)
- Article date:
- November 4, 2009
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Here in the Granite State's pastoral southwest corner is this
lively small town infused with the collegiate energies of Keene
State, a liberal arts school in its centennial year. Red brick
abounds, a testament to Keene's textile roots. Stroll its broad,
leafy Main Street - billed as the country's widest - lined with
shops, cafes, restaurants, museums, and, of course, students.
Stay
The Carriage Barn (358 Main St., www.carriagebarn.com, 603-357-
3812; off-season rates from $79 for a double) exudes basic country
comfort. Built in 1810 across from the college, the bed-and-
breakfast is run by area natives Dave and Marilee Rouillard.
Breakfast is served in a cozy nook by a ...
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