Claremont is a city in Sullivan County, New Hampshire. Settled by Moses Spafford and David Lynde in 1762, the town was granted by Colonial Governor Benning Wentworth in 1764. During the Industrial Revolution, the town prospered due to the availability of water power from the Sugar River, with several large factories built along the stream, manufacturing a variety of products, some of which are still in operation, while others are subjects for historical preservation projects. The Connecticut River forms the western border of the city, as well as the boundary between New Hampshire and Vermont, and the Sugar River flows eat to west through the center of the city, emptying into the Connecticut. The 2006 movie, Live Free or Die, was filmed in Claremont.
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Provides general and governmental information about the city of Claremont. Offers access to city council activities and services. Includes community maps, events calendar, city news and public notices.
http://www.claremontnh.com/
Featuring local breweries, the annual event’s menus, schedules, rules, and sponsorships are featured, along with photographs of past events, confirmed acts, and participating breweries.
http://www.claremontbrewfest.org/
The nine-hole golf course in Claremont, New Hampshire is open to the public Sunday through Saturday, with some weekend restrictions. Membership information, rates, photographs, and a schedule of events are presented.
https://claremontcountryclubnh.com/
Specializing in the sale of bicycles, bicycle parts, and bicycle apparel, the retail store is located on Plains Road in Claremont, New Hampshire. Its inventory, sale and clearance items, and schedule of community events are featured, along with local bike trails and routes.
http://claremontcycle.com/
The Schiltkamp family dealership is located in Claremont, New Hampshire. Its location, hours of operation, and inventory of new and pre-owned vehicles are presented, with information about its service center, parts department, and finance policies.
http://www.claremontflm.com/
The purpose of the non-profit organization is to promote the history of Claremont, New Hampshire through lectures and events, and to maintain its museum in downtown Claremont. A calendar of meetings and events are presented.
http://www.claremonthistoricalsociety.org/
Situated near I-91, in Claremont, New Hampshire, the guest lodging facility offers queen, double, and full kitchen suites. Its location, amenities, photographs, and contacts are offered, along with reservation information.
http://www.claremontmotel.com/
Claremont Youth Baseball & Softball
CYBA sponsorships, news and contacts are presented, along with game, tournament and umpire schedules, league information, photographs, and online registrations.
http://www.cybsa.info/
River Valley Community College
RVCC offers several career-oriented programs to help students find employment in technical, business and health fields, including an Associate in Arts degree program. Its academic and workforce development programs, accreditation, and admissions policies are highlighted.
http://www.rivervalley.edu/
Learn about this hotel, located in Claremont with online booking facilities. Find detailed information about rooms, rates and amenities such as Internet access and satellite TV.
http://www.rodewayinn.com/hotel-claremont-new_hampshire-NH051
Stevens High School Alumni Association
Representing the alumni of SHS, which opened in 1868, the Alumni Association claims to be the oldest active high school alumni association in the nation. Announcements and schedules are posted to its web site.
http://www.stevensalumninh.com/
Located in what were defunct, historic mill buildings along the banks of the Sugar River in Claremont, New Hampshire, a history of the buildings and project are offered, with details of its rooms and common areas, rates, reservation system, and event and function accommodations.
http://www.thecmaninn.com/claremont/