Purely a site of historical significance. Nothing much to see besides the stones from the house foundation and a very old well. There's a small parking area, commerative plaque and a bulletin board with information about the site and excavations. An A for effort by some knowledgable and dedicated people preserving New Hampshire's colonial past. Keep your expectations low and drink in the "on this site" feeling you'll get.
Not much to see just of the foundation. Tall grass , grounds not maintained
There isn't much here (at the historic farm) or I'd rate it a five. There is a commemorative plaque next to the house foundation. Nearby is a well (both the plaque and well damaged by gunshots). There's an information billboard with a history of the governor and the farm. The history was interesting. It would be nice if there was a path/trail, but I didn't see anything. The roadway past the house was marked "private" so I didn't go far on it.