FAQ Category: Uncategorized FAQ
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Town Meeting – Top Ten things to know
Town Meeting – Top Ten by Stephen C. Buckley, Legal Services Counsel
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16 Things Every Citizen Should Know About Town Meeting
16 Things Every Citizen Should Know About Town Meeting H. Bernard Waugh, Jr., with 2015 Update by Cordell A. Johnston This article, written by H. Bernard Waugh, Jr., then NHMA…
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The Secret of Sharon by Abram T. Collier
The Secret of Sharon: An Overview of the History and Character of the Town of Sharon, New Hampshire. Relying heavily on much of the information in Thorn King’s book, The…
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Sliptown by Thorn King
Sliptown: The History of Sharon New Hampshire 1738 – 1941, by H. Thorn King, Jr. It was privately printed by the author in 1965. Available on Amazon and possibly the…
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New Roof for the Brick Schoolhouse
The next time you drive past the Meeting House, please take a moment to turn into the parking lot to see the new roof on our historic Red Brick Schoolhouse!…
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The Brick Schoolhouse
The following article appeared in local newspapers in January, 2002. Being one of the smallest towns in the Monadnock Region (population: 375+-) is not Sharon’s only claim to fame. The…
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Meetinghouse
Some things take longer than others. Sliptown: The History of Sharon, New Hampshire 1738 – 1941 (Quoting Sharon town records) H. Thorn King, Page 73 Even in the early eighteen…
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Water
Hydrography: Hydrography is similar to geography, except that it applies to water and identifies water resources and locations. Watershed: Sharon is in the Contoocook River watershed, as determined by the US Geological…
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Hiking Trails
The Sharon Conservation Commission maintains a network of trails throughout the Town Forest. The trails follow historic roads frequented by horse and buggy in the 19th century. Research on these…