Pittsburg, in Coos County, is the northernmost town in New Hampshire, sharing a boundary with the Canadian province of Quebec to the west and north, with Maine to the east, Vermont to the southwest, and Clarksville, New Hampshire, to the south. Pittsburg is also the only part of New Hampshire west of the Connecticut River. The Connecticut Lakes, which form the beginning of the Connecticut River, are in Pittsburg. It is also the largest town in the state, by area, although its population is under one thousand. The area was settled around 1810, at which time it was known as the Territory of the Indian Stream. For a brief time during the 1830s, due to an ambiguous boundary between Canada and the United States, it was its own state, known as the Republic of Indian Stream. In 1840, following a resolution of the boundary issues, it was incorporated as Pittsburg, in honor of William Pitt, Prime Minister of Great Britain.
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Based in Pittsburg, New Hampshire, the realtor specializes in facilitating the sale of residential, commercial, and undeveloped properties within the town. Featured properties are highlighted, and contact data is posted.
http://www.buckrubrealty.com/
Farnham Memorial United Methodist Church
The UMC congregation meets at its facilities on Main Street in Pittsburg, New Hampshire. Directions, leadership contacts, Sunday and weekday schedules, and a calendar of upcoming programs and events are posted.
http://www.farnhampittsburg.com/
Great North Woods Riders ATV Club
The all terrain vehicle club’s trails are on eight thousand acres of the Perry Stream Land and Timber Company in Pittsburg, New Hampshire, featuring about 120 miles of trails on varied terrain, including roads and trails. Directions, membership information, meeting and event schedules, and trail guidelines are posted.
http://www.greatnorthwoodsatv.org/
With offices in Pittsburg and Barrington, the general construction company and builder serves the Seacoast to the Lakes region of New Hampshire, as well as the Great North Woods area. Its services, service area, vendors, and subcontractors are identified, and testimonials are published to the site.
http://www.heywoodconstruction.com/
SAU #7 serves the town of Pittsburg, New Hampshire. An overview of the school, policy and school board information, schedules, menus, and faculty contacts are featured. A private login for teachers is included, and teachers may post assignments, class rules, and announcements on the site.
http://pittsburgschool.sau7.org/
Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, the Pittsburg, New Hampshire storage facility offers three storage unit sizes, which are described on its site, along with storage tips, policy information, rates, and the ability to make payments online.
http://www.pittsburgselfstorage.com/
Pittsburg is a four-season vacation and resort area at the northern tip of New Hampshire. Its official website offers contacts for its administrative and departmental offices and personnel, council agendas and minutes, a guide to the town, and several online resources.
http://www.pittsburg-nh.com/
