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WMUR’s nightly news magazine profiled our transition from Newbury Street in Boston’s Back Bay to our new home in the quiet town of Lee, minutes away from downtown Durham, the University of New Hampshire, and Flag Hill Distillery & Winery.

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Avenue Victor Hugo Books
1 Lee Hill Road
Lee, NH 03861

603-331-4365
books@avenuevictorhugobooks.com

Avenue Victor Hugo Books

Open Fridays & Saturdays
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