Sullivan County administrative offices are located at 14 Main Street, Newport NH 03773; phone: 603-863-2560.
Photo: Covit House, circa 1846, Located on Goshen Center Road, Goshen. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1985. Photographed by User:Magicpiano (own work), 2013, [cc-4.0] via Wikimedia Commons, accessed November, 2021.
TOWNS
Sullivan County is located in the West Central area of New Hampshire and was named after Brigadier General John Sullivan (1740-1795), a Revolutionary War hero. On July 5, 1827, Sullivan County came into being. Prior to its founding, Sullivan County was part of Cheshire county. The Town of Newport was chosen as the county seat as it remains to this day. (www.sullivancountynh.gov, accessed May 2010)
HISTORIC SITES
- Burford House
- Central Business District
- Charlestown Main Street Historic District
- Chase, Salmon P., Birthplace
- Cote House
- Covit House
- Dexter, David, House
- Durham House
- Garber House
- Giffin House
- Gunnison, Capt. John, House
- Janicke House
- Knights-Morey House
- Lear House
- Little Red School House 1835 District No. 7
- Lower Village District
- Nettleton House
- Newport Downtown Historic District
- North Charlestown Historic District
- Pike House
- Purnell House
- Reed, Isaac, House
- Rossiter, William, House
- Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site
- Scranton House
- Seavey House
- St. Gaudens, Louis, House and Studio
- Stelljes House
- Sullivan County Courthouse
- Washington Common Historic District
- Welcome Acres
- Williamson House
- Windswept Acres-Powers House
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