Bartlett NH

Dr. Bartlett was second to sign the Declaration, placing his signature directly underneath the well-known signature of John Hancock.

To learn more about the history of Barlett New Hampshire click on this link for the Bartlett Historical Society.

For those not acquainted with Bartlett, The Town is divided into several sub-communities and areas that in their entirety are The Town of Bartlett.

Beginning at the west is The Upper Village, which is most notable for the Josiah Bartlett School.

The Village was once dominated by the Railroad and most of its population depended on it for their lively-hood. The Village in those days had several restaurants, bars, a movie theatre, hotel and lodgings, a hardware store, several grocery stores and many other commercial activities. By contrast, it is a elatively peaceful village today.

Rogers Crossing might be considered the entrance to The Upper Village area. Back in those days Harry Rogers use to graze milking cows in the fields from this point up to about where Sky Valley is today.

Visitors to the area looking to stay in Bartlett should click here for more information on our accommodations.

Hiking in Crawford Notch and Zealand Notch

Skiing in and Around Bartlett

Snowmobiling in the White Mountains

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