Grafton, NH Town Profile & Lifestyle Comparison

Incorporated in 1778, Grafton was named for Augustus Henry Fitzroy, 3rd  Duke of Grafton. The town of Grafton is home to Ruggles Mine, a popular summer attraction in New Hampshire. It is also nearby Mount Cardigan State Park.

Land Area: 41.7 sq. mi.

Inland Water Area: 0.9 sq. mi.

Schools: Mascoma Valley Regional School District

Town Office: 523-7700

Town Website:  www.townofgraftonnh.com

Public Library: 26 Library Road

Library Website:  www.townofgraftonnh.com/aboutus/graftonpubliclibrary

Rec. Facilities: Ruggles Mine, Beach/waterfront recreation area, Boating, Fishing, Hunting, Bicycle trails, Snowmobile trails, Museums, and Municipal parks.