Originally named Stuart, for Sir John Stuart, Stewartstown, in Coos County, New Hampshire, was granted in 1770 and incorporated as Stewartstown in 1795, after the Revolutionary War. Its primary village is West Stewartstown, across the Connecticut River from Canaan, Vermont. The village of Stewartstown is a mile northeast of West Stewartstown, opposite Beecher Falls, Vermont, and the village of Stewartstown Hollow is along NH Route 145, near the geographic center of the town. The town’s municipal offices are in West Stewartstown.
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Named for its location on the 45th parallel, halfway between the Equator and the North Pole, in Stewartstown, New Hampshire, the guest lodging facilities include three rental cabins, which are highlighted and shown in photos, along with its rates and reservations, availability, reviews, and contacts.
http://www.45parallelcabins.com/
Coleman State Park & Campground
Situated off Route 26, on Little Diamond Pond Road, in Stewartstown, New Hampshire, the park offers camping, fishing and boating opportunities during the day, as well as camping. Its operation schedule is published to the site.
http://www.nhstateparks.com/coleman.html
The family restaurant in Stewartstown, New Hampshire serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Its menus and specials are highlighted, along with directions, hours of operation, contacts, and guest comments.
http://www.spa-outbackpub.com/
The K-8th grade public school campus is located on School Street in Stewartstown, New Hampshire. Grade specific information and instructions are presented, with staff and faculty data, school policies, and schedules.
http://www.stewartstown.k12.nh.us/
One of twenty-five snowmobile clubs in the Northeast, the organization operates out of Stewartstown, New Hampshire, just outside of Coleman State Park. A trail map, conditions, meeting schedules, and an online membership form are featured.
http://swiftdiamondriders.com/
