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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…
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Town Forest
Sharon, New Hampshire is a town with a unique rural character, partly due to its commitment to land conservation. In demonstration of this commitment, the Town formed the Robert P.…
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How To Protect Land
Conserving and protecting land is vitally important to Sharon residents who want to retain the unique character of our rural town. Three options exist for protection: a conservation easement, land…
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Protected Land (as of December 2021)
SHARON LAND PERMANENTLY PROTECTED BY CONSERVATION EASEMENTS A conservation easement is a voluntary legal agreement between a landowner and a conservation organization that limits activities on the land in order to permanently protect natural resources.…