Incorporated in 1761, Grantham, in Sullivan County, New Hampshire, was named for Thomas Robinson, 1st Baron Grantham, Secretary of State for the Southern Department from March of 1754 to October of 1755. As part of a charter granted to Baron Grantham in 1761, the families of Howe, Dunbar, and Leavitt were among the first settlers of the area, and each of these families have hills within the town named for them. The highest point in town is Grantham Mountain, a peak along the ridge of Croydon Mountain, that runs along the western boundaries of the town. Grantham is west of Springfield and southeast of Meriden.
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Offering cross stitch and needle arts supplies, through online sales, the Grantham, New Hampshire company includes a wide range of products, which are featured here, with information about ordering its products, its shipping policies, and directions to the store.
http://www.abcstitch.com/
Situated at the Center at Eastman, in Grantham, New Hampshire, the restaurant’s hours of operation, schedules, menu, and an introduction to its chef are put forward. Reservations may be made from the site.
http://www.bistronouveau.com/
Located on Lake Coniston in Grantham, New Hampshire, the YMCA camp was established in 1911, offering summer camps for boys and girls, in separate sessions, as well as a one-week camp, adventure camp, after-school, and other programs. A parent handbook, camp policies, and employment opportunities are discussed.
http://www.coniston.org/
Serving as a free resource to the Grantham, New Hampshire community, the library offers a wide collection of books, magazines, video, and other resources, including access to downloadable books, and access to library databases. Its location and hours are posted.
http://dunbarlibrary.org/
The golf course and facilities at Grantham, New Hampshire, as well as tee times, a schedule and policies regarding outings and events, membership information, and an online shopping area are included.
http://www.eastmangolflinks.com/
Grantham Democratic Town Committee
Representing the Democratic political party of Grantham, New Hampshire, the site offers news and announcements, schedules, and a list of candidates, accomplishments, and contacts. An online discussion forum is included.
http://www.granthamdems.org/
Formed for the purpose of promoting the love of gardening, the organization meets and hosts various projects within the town of Grantham, New Hampshire. Membership information, program news, scholarship information, and contacts are featured.
http://www.granthamgardenclub.org/
The non-profit organization was established for the purpose of collecting and preserving the history of Grantham, New Hampshire, and to promote the general welfare of the town. Its site features genealogical resources, and references for town histories and books, membership data, and contacts.
http://granthamhistoricalsociety.org/
The indoor sports facility in Grantham, New Hampshire provides a variety of athletic opportunities, including a golf center, and a multi-functional athletic field that can be used for field hockey, lacrosse, soccer, and other sports. Directions, a calendar, photographs, and registration forms are featured.
http://www.granthamindoor.com/
The Grantham School District, also known as SAU #75, offers a K-6th grade curriculum at one campus, and tuitions students through an AREA agreement with the Lebanon School District for grades 7-12. A staff directory, grade websites, faculty contacts, and policy information are put forward.
http://www.gvshawks.org/
Specializing in horse training, the Grantham, New Hampshire equine training facility offers a variety of services, which are outlined here, along with an overview of its approach, horses for sale, contacts, and biographical data.
http://www.hortonsfarmnh.com/
The professional carpet and upholstery cleaning company is headquartered in Grantham, New Hampshire, with offices in White River Junction, Vermont, offering a variety of carpet and upholstery services, which are highlighted here, with testimonials and contact information.
http://www.thecleanteamclean.com/
Located along the Sugar River, the New Hampshire town was named for Thomas Robinson, first Baron of Grantham. Its official website provides an overview of the community, a town calendar, meeting agendas and minutes, and contacts for its administrative and departmental offices. Various permits, licenses and forms may be obtained online, as well.
http://www.granthamnh.net/
