Granted in 1766 by Colonial Governor Benning Wentworth, the town of Tamworth, in Carroll County, New Hampshire, includes the unincorporated villages of Chocorua, South Tamworth, Wonalancet, and Whittier. Also included within the town are Hemenway State Forest and White Lake State Park, as well as a portion of the White Mountain National Forest in the northern part of the town. The Barnstormers Theatre was established by Francis Grover Cleveland, son of President Grover Cleveland, in 1931, who supported its operations until his death in 1995. President Cleveland was a summer resident of Tamworth.
Recommended Resources
CCV is a KOA-affiliated campground in Tamworth, New Hampshire, offering RV, camping, and lodging facilities, activities, and events. An overview of the campground, its rates, photographs, and online reservation system are featured.
http://www.chocoruacamping.com/
Built for the retired sea captain, George Dodge, in 1792, the bed and breakfast facility offers guest accommodations, catering services, and event planning. Its history, directions, and reservation policies are highlighted.
http://www.highlandhousetamworth.com/
The recycling center is located on Plains Road in Tamworth, New Hampshire. Its operations and services are outlined, including its recycling and scrapping services, construction and sheering services, and containers.
http://www.northcountryrecyclingllc.com/
School Administrative Unit #13
Headquartered in Tamworth, SAU #13 includes the school districts of Madison, Tamworth, and Freedom, New Hampshire, each of which are highlighted, along with its schools, schedules, and contacts.
http://sau13.weebly.com/
Offering camping on the Swift River, the Tamworth, New Hampshire campground features wooded and open sites, as well as waterfront sites and full hookups. An activities schedule, rates, and online reservations are featured.
http://www.tamworthcamping.com/
Tamworth Community Nurse Association
Founded in 1921, the independent, locally controlled non-profit provides a variety of health and wellness programs to residents of Tamworth, New Hampshire. Its history, services, and information about contributing to the organization are included.
http://www.tamworthnurses.org/
Tamworth Congregational Church
Affiliated with the United Church of Christ, the congregation’s organizational structure, articles of faith, history, and church schedules are featured, along with leadership contacts.
http://www.tamworthcongregationalchurch.org/
Tamworth Economic Development Commission
The non-profit organization coordinates town economic development activities for the town of Tamworth, New Hampshire with surrounding towns and appropriate state and regional resources. A calendar of events and a business list are presented.
http://www.tamworthnh.net/
The TFD is a volunteer fire department covering sixty-four miles of northeastern New Hampshire. Its organizational structure, members, apparatus, stations, and a photo gallery are featured.
http://www.tamworthfd.org/
The Tamworth, New Hampshire company produces wide pine flooring, post and beam timbers, and custom-made buildings. An overview of the company and its products are posted.
http://www.tamworthlumber.com/
The official town website offers contact data for the municipal offices, departments, boards, and commissions, as well as posting regulations, annual reports, plans, agendas, and minutes of official meetings.
http://www.tamworthnh.org/
The private, non-sectarian, coeducational day school offers a curriculum for students in grades six through twelve, from fifteen towns in central New Hampshire and western Maine. An overview of the school, a school calendar, and contacts are published to the site.
http://www.communityschoolnh.net/
Offering campsites for both tents and recreational vehicles, the family campground is located on Route 16, north of White Lake State Park in Tamworth, New Hampshire. A camp map, directions, policies, and rates are stated.
http://www.thefoothills.com/
