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History of Croydon, New Hampshire, USA
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ABOUT THE PLACE
About Croydon
Incorporated in 1763, the town takes its name from Croydon, a suburb of London, England.
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VINTAGE CROYDON
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Post Office and Gilman's Store
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"Coniston" Jethro Bass and his old homestead, Croydon, N.H.
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Interlaken Camp for Girls
Camp Interlaken was a private girls' summer camp located on Long Pond (now Lake Coniston) in Croydon, New Hampshire. Established in 1923 by the Dudley family of Hanover, NH, the camp operated until 1963. It was renowned for its picturesque setting and equestrian programs.
Camp Interlaken was a private girls' summer camp located on Long Pond (now Lake Coniston) in Croydon, New Hampshire. Established in 1923 by the Dudley family of Hanover, NH, the camp operated until 1963. It was renowned for its picturesque setting and equestrian programs.
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Sailing at Interlaken
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Riding at Interlaken
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1839 - Croydon
Croydon, New Hampshire
Sullivan county, is 44 miles N.N.W. from Concord and 8 N. from Newport. The N. branch of Sugar river waters this town. On this stream is a woolen factory and other mills. Croydon mountain is of considerable elevation, on which are two small ponds. The soil of Croydon is moist and rocky, and produces valuable crops. Croydon was granted by charter to Samuel Chase, and others, May 31, 1763. It was settled in 1766. Population, 1830, 1,057.
Sullivan county, is 44 miles N.N.W. from Concord and 8 N. from Newport. The N. branch of Sugar river waters this town. On this stream is a woolen factory and other mills. Croydon mountain is of considerable elevation, on which are two small ponds. The soil of Croydon is moist and rocky, and produces valuable crops. Croydon was granted by charter to Samuel Chase, and others, May 31, 1763. It was settled in 1766. Population, 1830, 1,057.
1854 - Croydon
CROYDON, a post - township of Sullivan county, New Hampshire, 40 miles W. N. W. from Concord. Population, 861.
1895 - Croydon
Croydon, a post-township of Sullivan co., N.H., about 10 miles N.E. of Claremont. Pop. 652. Here is Croydon Mountain, which is about 2800 feet high.
Here's a list of places to go and things to do in Croydon and its vicinity:
Croydon Town Common: Start your exploration of Croydon in the heart of the town. The Croydon Town Common is a lovely spot for a leisurely stroll. You can admire the traditional New England architecture of nearby buildings and maybe even catch a local event or farmers' market, depending on the season.
Hiking and Nature Trails: Croydon and its surroundings offer numerous opportunities for hiking and enjoying the great outdoors. Places like the John Hay National Wildlife Refuge, Gile Mountain, and Mount Ascutney State Park are within a short drive and provide scenic trails for hikers of all levels.
John Hay National Wildlife Refuge: This refuge is a hidden gem in Croydon. It offers a peaceful environment for birdwatching, photography, and nature walks. You'll find several trails that wind through forests and wetlands, providing ample opportunities to spot wildlife.
Croydon Historical Society Museum: To delve into the town's history, visit the Croydon Historical Society Museum....
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Hiking and Nature Trails: Croydon and its surroundings offer numerous opportunities for hiking and enjoying the great outdoors. Places like the John Hay National Wildlife Refuge, Gile Mountain, and Mount Ascutney State Park are within a short drive and provide scenic trails for hikers of all levels.
John Hay National Wildlife Refuge: This refuge is a hidden gem in Croydon. It offers a peaceful environment for birdwatching, photography, and nature walks. You'll find several trails that wind through forests and wetlands, providing ample opportunities to spot wildlife.
Croydon Historical Society Museum: To delve into the town's history, visit the Croydon Historical Society Museum....
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