Wilmot, New Hampshire was originally part of New London, Kearsarge, and New Chester. The most common means of communication between the various settlements of New London were by way of footpath and private cartways which meandered from settlement to settlement. The northern and southern portions of the town had little in common other than town business, as the southern part of the town were mostly Federalists while Republicanism prevailed in the north. In 1807, the northern portion of the town separated to create the town of Wilmot, named for Dr. James Wilmot. Winslow State Park and a portion of Gile State Forest are situated in Wilmot, as is the village of Wilmot Flat. The town is west of Andover and east-northeast of New London.
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The Presbyterian summer camp is located on about two hundred acres in the small town of Wilmot. Photos and video are available, along with information about its summer camps, job opportunities, camp rental policies, and contact data.
http://www.campwilmot.org/
The family owned flooring company offers a variety of flooring products, and provides free estimates and installation services. An online shopping area is featured, along with reviews, finance information, and design advice.
http://www.floorcraftnh.com/
Situated on Route 11 and #6 Old Winslow Road, in Wilmot, New Hampshire, the restaurant serves dinner every day. Its hours of operation, dinner schedule, menu, and daily specials are featured, along with directions.
http://www.lameridianarestaurantnh.com/
General information about the town is provided on its official web site, along with a meeting calendar, service schedule, and contacts within the town government, budget data, reports, and a town directory.
http://www.wilmotnh.org/
Featuring the work of Sam Wild, the pottery studio is located in Wilmot, New Hampshire. Biographical and professional information about the artist and his work is presented, along with directions and contacts.
http://www.wildpottery.com/
The congregation meets at its facilities on Village Road in Wilmot Flat, New Hampshire. Its service schedule and calendars, groups and events are highlighted, with leadership contacts and announcements posted to the site.
http://www.wilmotbaptistchurch.org/
The Wilmot, New Hampshire public library features more than eight thousand books, as well as DVDs, audio books, and other resources and services. Directions, hours of operation, and schedules are posted.
http://www.wilmotlibrary.org/
Wilmot United Church of Christ
The Wilmot, New Hampshire UMC congregation meets at its facilities on North Wilmot Road. A church brochure, directions and a map showing its location, schedules, and a history of the church are posted.
http://www.wilmotucc.org/
