The town of Woodstock, in Grafton County, New Hampshire, includes the unincorporated village of North Woodstock, which is the commercial center of the town. Woodstock is mostly forested, with parts of the White Mountain National Forest in the east and western parts of the town, and the Appalachian Trail crossing the northwestern corner of Woodstock, Russell Pond Campground in the east, and the Lost River Reservation west of North Woodstock. When it was first granted in 1763, the town was known as Peeling, which was changed to Fairfield in 1771, and Woodstock in 1840. Its early industries were based on logging, with a gradual shift toward tourism outdoor recreation. The Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest, maintained by the United States Forest Service, is in the southern part of town. Woodstock is south of Lincoln and north of Thornton.
Categories
Places to Stay |
 
 
Recommended Resources
Featuring three dining cars, a five-course meal is served during this two-hour, twenty-mile train trip over a spur of the historic Boston and Maine Railroad. An overview of the dining cars, photographs, schedule, menu, pricing and required attire are put forward, along with contact data.
http://www.nhdinnertrain.com/
Fadden’s General Store & Maple Sugarhouse
Established in 1896, the facility is located next to Peg’s Restaurant in downtown North Woodstock. An overview of the company is presented, with information about touring the facility, product data, and a newsletter.
http://www.nhmaplesyrup.com/
Lincoln-Woodstock Chamber of Commerce
Headquartered in North Woodstock, New Hampshire, the non-profit organization is comprised of businesses and professional people in Woodstock, Lincoln, and the surrounding region. A member directory and a guide to local hotels, restaurants, and events are published on the site.
http://www.lincolnwoodstock.com/
Lost River Gorge & Boulder Caves
Situated in the Kinsman Notch of the New Hampshire White Mountains, the river is so-named because of the brook draining from the southeast part of Kinsman Notch disappears beneath the surface of the steep-walled gorge. Ticket planning information, group tours, ticket sales, and hours are posted.
http://www.findlostriver.com/
Town of Woodstock, New Hampshire
Public notices, news, and a history of the town are put forward on the official municipal site, along with interactive maps, access to various documents and forms, and contacts within its administrative and departmental offices, boards, and committees.
http://www.woodstocknh.org/
Commemorating the town’s 250th anniversary, a history of the town of Woodstock, New Hampshire is offered, including vintage photographs, a schedule of events and event details, a list of sponsors, and access to various forms and documents.
http://www.woodstock250.org/