The town of Carroll, in Coos County, New Hampshire, was granted to Sir Thomas Wentworth, Samuel Langdon, and eighty-one others, by Governor John Wentworth in 1772. Residents petitioned the legislature to incorporate as the town of Haven in 1830 but, when some of the petitioners withdrew their petition, it was ignored, and the town as incorporated as Carroll in 1832, its boundaries including the villages of Crawfords, Bretton Woods, Fabyans, and Twin Mountain. Carroll is crossed by the Appalachian Trail, and includes several areas in the White Mountains, with a large portion of the town within the White Mountain National Forest.
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Town of Carroll, New Hampshire
Town services and facilities are highlighted on the official municipal site, which also includes meeting schedules, agendas and minutes, applications and forms, and a map of the area.
http://www.townofcarroll.org/
Twin Mountain - Bretton Woods Chamber of Commerce
Comprised of businesses and professional people in the area of Carroll, New Hampshire, which includes the villages of Twin Mountain and Bretton Woods, the non-profit organization works to promote tourism within the region. A guide to the area is included, along with membership information and a member directory.
http://www.twinmountain.org/
TMBC is an independent, fundamental, Baptist church in Carroll, on the northwest outskirts of New Hampshire’s White Mountains. Service and program schedules, a calendar of upcoming events, and directions are posted.
http://www.twinmountainbaptistchurch.com/
Based in the town of Carroll, New Hampshire, the snowmobile club’s membership policies and benefits are put forward, along with a club calendar, trail conditions, and promotional offers.
http://www.twinmtnsnowmobile.org/
Surrounded by the White Mountain National Forest, Twin Mountain is a four-season tourist area, offering skiing, snowmobiling, hiking, biking, bird, and moose viewing. An overview of local activities, churches, libraries, and recreational opportunities are offered.
http://www.twinmountain.com/
