Stark, New Hampshire
Stark, United States
Stark, New Hampshire connects to 5980 places across 5 topics through 15 Bunkabop connections, spanning nature, military history, architecture, and wartime government. The town sits largely within the White Mountain National Forest and takes its name from General John Stark, whose words became New Hampshire's motto "Live Free or Die." During World War II, a former Civilian Conservation Corps camp became Camp Stark, housing roughly 250 German prisoners of war. It was the only such prisoner-of-war camp in New Hampshire.
Upper Ammonoosuc River
Connects Stark, New Hampshire to: Berlin, Germany | Milan, Italy | Connecticut | New Hampshire | The Junction
White Mountain National Forest
Connects Stark, New Hampshire to: Northeastern United States | Berlin, New Hampshire | Conway, New Hampshire | Bethlehem, New Hampshire | Woodstock, New Hampshire
John Stark
Connects Stark, New Hampshire to: United States | London, England | Canada | Chicago, Illinois | Boston, Massachusetts
covered bridge
Connects Stark, New Hampshire to: Plovdiv, Bulgaria | Guizhou | Elizabethton, Tennessee | Columbia, Pennsylvania | Harpers Ferry, West Virginia
Civilian Conservation Corps
Connects Stark, New Hampshire to: Seattle, Washington | Austin, Texas | Burbank, California | Raleigh, North Carolina | Glendale, California