Conway, New Hampshire

Conway, United States

Conway, New Hampshire holds 47 Bunkabop connections with 2386 other places across 15 topics, led by transportation and nature threads. The Kancamagus Highway opened in 1959 to link the town with Lincoln, and a scenic heritage railroad anchors its ties to New Hampshire's transportation history. Its 1765 charter, granted to honor Henry Seymour Conway who later became Commander in Chief of the British Army, draws government and military connections touching Maine and London. Skiing history adds an Austrian angle through Hannes Schneider's work at Mount Cranmore from 1939.