With a population under a thousand, the small town of Columbia is in Coos County, New Hampshire. Originally chartered as Preston in 1762, its first settlers failed to meet the requirements of the grant so the plantation was transferred in 1770, after which it was renamed Cockburn Town and incorporated in 1797. In 1811, its name was changed to Columbia. US Route 3 provides access to the town. Columbia is southwest of Colebrook, west of Dixville Notch, and north-northeast of North Stratford. The Wallace Farm, which is also known as Pioneer Farm, is a historic farm in Columbia, listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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The family owned Christmas tree farm is located in Columbia, New Hampshire, offering wholesale and retail balsam and Fraser evergreen trees to homes and businesses throughout New England. Directions and an overview of its products are included, with contacts.
http://www.bessettechristmastreefarm.com/
Incorporated in 1797, the town is located in Coos County, in northern New Hampshire. A map and directions to the town are provided on its official website, along with a municipal history, an overview of the town government and services, and a municipal calendar.
http://www.columbianh.org/
The professional photography, graphic design, and web design studio is located in Columbia, New Hampshire. An overview of the business and its services is put forward, and contacts are included, along with a portfolio of their work.
http://www.sunnyvalleycreations.com/
