The town of Stoddard, in Cheshire County, New Hampshire, was once known for its glass, as there were once four glass manufacturers in town. Even today, collectors prize Stoddard glass products. When the town was first granted to Colonel Sampson Stoddard, it was officially named Monadnock Number 7, and known locally as Limerick, before being incorporated in 1774 as Stoddard, in honor of its primary grantee. The town was settled by Irish immigrants in 1768. By 1800, its population was larger than that of Keene, the county seat. However, with the decline of its glass industry in the 1870s, the town’s population declined. New Hampshire Routes 9 and 123 cross through the town.
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Focused on pups under the age of six months, the Stoddard, New Hampshire dog trainer is a member of the Association of Pet Trainers and a certified Canine Good Citizen evaluator. Her training services are highlighted, along with testimonials, and contact data.
http://www.b9k9.net/
Owned and operated by Dorothy Crosby, the Stoddard, New Hampshire facility offers training in riding and horse management for children and adults. Directions, a calendar of lessons, programs and events are featured, and its instructors and horses are introduced.
http://www.crosbyequi-librium.com/
Offering repair and maintenance services for a variety of vehicles, from tractor trailers to passenger vehicles, as well as 24/7 emergency roadside assistance, the shop is located in Stoddard, New Hampshire.
http://hayescarandtruck.com/
The only restaurant, bar, convenience store, and gas station on Highland Lake, the Stoddard, New Hampshire business is promoted, including directions, hours, and photographs.
http://highlandlakemarina.com/
The Stoddard, New Hampshire business offers deli, hand-cut meat, grocery, beer, wine, ice, propane, movies, and other products and services. Store and postal hours, specials, and information about its catering services are offered.
http://millvillagestoddard.com/
The husband and wife business is based in Stoddard, New Hampshire. A gallery of photographs spotlight their work, and its prices and contacts are posted to the site.
http://www.moosebrooktaxidermy.com/
Headquartered in Stoddard, New Hampshire, the realtor company offers lakefront and country homes, land, and other properties, in the Monadnock Region. A map of the area is posted, and available homes are highlighted.
http://www.lakefrontnh.com/
Island Pond, in Stoddard, is located in the northeast corner of Cheshire County, New Hampshire. The goal of the organization is maintain the purity of the 250-acre pond, and the promote the beauty of the area. Membership information, a map, and a gallery of photographs are displayed.
http://www.islandpond.org/
Town of Stoddard, New Hampshire
Contacts with in the town offices, as well as town officers, are presented on the official municipal site, along with public notices, reports, tax information, agendas, and minutes. A brief history of the town and a guide to local schools and organizations is included.
http://www.stoddardnh.org/
