Danville

This sleepy little town, as the residents call it, (all of whom chose to live there because it is quiet) are likely to tell you that, “There’s nothing there.” That is the way they like it! Solitude is one word to describe Danville, but it is a sweet little town, tucked within the serenity of the Southern New Hampshire woods. Danville has a wealth of hiking trails and blue herons have built more than 100 nests on wildlife acreage. Caleb Commons gives residents two to four acres of land on their property, surrounded with beautiful trees. Historic places listed are Danville Meetinghouse, Elm Farm, Danville Town House, and John Elkins Farmstead.