Located in Coos County, in northern New Hampshire, bordering Vermont, the town of Dalton was incorporated under the name of Chiswick in 1764, which was changed to Apthorp in 1770, then Dalton in 1784, named for Tristram Dalton, who served as a senator from Massachusetts. The unincorporated hamlet of Cushman, situated on the Connecticut River, is within the town limits.
Recommended Resources
The Dalton, New Hampshire organization is a member of the American Peony Society. An annual peony list, bloom calendar, photographs, and instructional information about growing the flower are featured.
http://www.criv.com/
The Dalton Gang is a shooting club in Dalton, New Hampshire. The organization’s club location, meeting schedules, and a calendar of events are posted, along with membership information, scores, and online registration.
http://www.thedaltongangofnh.org/
A non-profit organization, the Dalton Historical Society researches and documents the history of the town of Dalton, New Hampshire. Its site offers a brief history of the town and an overview of the organization, its projects, and genealogical resources, including photographs and contact data.
http://www.daltonhistoricalsociety.org/
First Congregational Church of Dalton
Situated near the intersection of Route 135 and Blakeslee Road in Dalton, New Hampshire, the congregation is affiliated with the United Church of Christ. Directions and a map are featured, with school schedules, a calendar of events, and leadership contacts.
http://www.daltoncongregationalchurch.org/
The driving school specializes in training race drivers how to drive on loose surfaces, offering several types of rally courses, outings, seminars, and schools, as well as security training. The school’s alumni are highlighted, and prospective students may register through the site.
http://www.teamoneil.com/
A brief history and profile of the small New England town is featured on its official web site, with contact information for its administrative and departmental offices and boards, and an overview of its fire and rescue service, library, and other municipal facilities. Announcements are posted to the site.
http://www.townofdalton.com/
