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Washington, NH, incorporated in 1776, has the distinction of being the first town in the nation named for General George Washington. The Washington Town Common also has the distinction of the highest town center in New Hampshire with an elevation of 1,506 feet.
The Town Meeting House, the School House & the Congregational Church built in 1787, 1893, & 1843 respectively frame what is considered to be one of the most beautiful hilltop villages in New England. Our unique hand cast pewter ornament highlights these three buildings as we see them from our home and shop next door.
