The town of Springfield is in Sullivan County, New Hampshire. Upon the conclusion of the French and Indian War in 1763, King George III granted a charter to create the town, which was then known a Protectworth. However, the land was not claimed until 1772, and not by the original investors. One of the reasons that Protectworth was slow to settle was that Colonial Governor Wentworth owned most of the best land. When the American Revolution broke out, Governor Wentworth left for England. Following the Revolutionary War, in 1783, veterans began moving into the area looking for land. In 1794, the town was incorporated as Springfield. During its history, Springfield has been part of three counties, Grafton, Cheshire, and Sullivan. Gile State Forest is located in Springfield.
 
 
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Auto Advisors Service & Repair
Located in Springfield, in the Kearsarge and Dartmouth/Lake Sunapee Region of New Hampshire, the auto repair and service facility is promoted, including an overview of its services, directions, hours of operation, and contacts.
http://www.autoadvisorsnh.com/
Engaged in the manufacture and export of North American hardwood lumber, the company is headquartered in West Springfield, New Hampshire, with a sawmill in Lebanon. Its locations, contacts, and a stock list are featured, with contact data.
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Springfield Historical Society
The non-profit organization collects materials that help to illustrate or establish the history of the town of Springfield, New Hampshire, preserving historical buildings and sites, whenever possible, and publishing educational materials. A history of the town, the organization’s membership policies, and museum hours are posted.
http://www.historicalspringfieldnh.org/
The official town website offers a profile and brief history of the municipality, along with contacts for its administrative and departmental offices, boards and committees, ordinances, meeting agendas and minutes, and various forms and documents.
http://www.springfieldnh.org/
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