History of Sullivan, New Hampshire, USA

Sullivan, New Hampshire
Cheshire county. The distance from Keene is 6 miles, from Concord, 42 W.S.W. The S.E. part of this town is watered by Ashuelot river. This town was incorporated in 1787, and received its name from President Sullivan, the chief magistrate of N.H. that year. Population, in 1830, 555.

SULLIVAN, a post - township in Cheshire co., New Hampshire, 38 miles W. S. W. from Concord. Population, 468.

Sullivan, a post - township of Cheshire co., N.H., 7 miles N.N.E. of Keene. Pop. 347.

Otter Brook State Park: Located just outside of Sullivan, this state park offers a range of outdoor activities. You can go swimming in the pond, have a picnic, hike the trails, or simply relax by the water. It's a great spot for families and nature enthusiasts.

Pitcher Mountain: Hiking up Pitcher Mountain is a popular activity in the area. The trail is relatively short and leads to a fire tower at the summit, providing panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and Mount Monadnock in the distance. It's particularly beautiful in the fall when the foliage changes colors.

Granite Gorge Ski Area: If you visit Sullivan during the winter months, consider going skiing or snowboarding at Granite Gorge Ski Area. It's a family-friendly ski resort offering both downhill and cross-country skiing options.

Horatio Colony Nature Preserve: This 645-acre nature preserve in Keene, just a short drive from Sullivan, offers a network of trails through diverse habitats. It's an excellent place ...