The town of Campton, in Grafton County, New Hampshire includes the unincorporated communities of Blair, Campton Hollow, Lower Campton, and West Campton, as well as the Blair State Forest and Livermore Falls State Forest. Campton is situated in the foothills of the White Mountains, and a portion of the White Mountain National Forest is in the northeastern part of the town. The area was granted to Jabez Spencer in 1761, and settled in 1765, initially by fifty families, each farming five acres. The town was named for the initial camp that was built there to survey both Campton and nearby Rumney. Two U.S. Congressmen were natives of Campton, Arthur Livermore and Henry W. Blair, who also served in the U.S. Senate.
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Founded in 1978, the general contracting company specializes in site preparation, utilities, ICF concrete and concrete form work. Its projects, equipment, capabilities, and contacts are presented.
http://www.andrewsconst.com/
Organized in 1811, the Campton, New Hampshire congregation’s location, worship service and weekly program schedules, a calendar of events, leadership contacts, and an overview of its beliefs and practices are put forward.
http://www.camptonchurch.org/
The Campton, New Hampshire public school campus serves students in K-8th grade. Grade-specific information is presented, along with school schedules, a calendar of athletic and co-curricular activities, and an overview of its student and school services, unified arts, and teacher resources.
http://ces.sau48.org/
The non-profit organization operates a museum housing publications, artifacts, and other collections portraying the history of the Campton, New Hampshire area. An events schedule, membership information, and contacts are featured.
http://www.camptonhistorical.org/
Situated along NH Route 175, the Campton, New Hampshire public library is featured, including its hours of operation, calendar of events, programs, and services.
http://www.camptonlibrary.com/
The municipal law enforcement agency services the town of Campton, New Hampshire. A message from the chief, a police log, and a photo gallery are included, along with contact information and announcements.
http://www.camptonpd.org/
The official municipal web site features agendas and minutes to town meetings, contacts for its administrative and departmental offices, a directory of services, office hours, and links to local facilities.
http://www.camptonnh.org/
Serving the towns of Campton, Thornton, and Ellsworth, New Hampshire, the department is operated by a combination of career and on-call firefighter and EMS personnel. Its stations, apparatus, and organizational structure are defined, along with a monthly call log, calendar of events, and photographs.
http://www.ctfr.org/
Pemi Valley Chamber of Commerce & Visitor Informatioin Center
Headquartered in Campton, New Hampshire, the non-profit organization is comprised of area businesses and professional people. An overview of the community, business directory, and membership information are provided. Available in English and French, a community guidebook is included.
http://www.pemivalley.com/
