Windham

Windham occupies a wooded, pond-dotted upland in southern New Hampshire, near the Merrimack River and the Massachusetts line. Cobbetts Pond, one of its principal water bodies, gives the town a marked lakeside character, while residential roads and remaining woodland shape a low-density setting. Incorporated in 1742, Windham grew from an agricultural community into a suburban town within reach of Manchester and the Boston area. Searles Castle, a granite estate built in the early 20th century for Edward F. Searles, is its best-known historic landmark. Local trails and conservation land extend the experience beyond the main roads. Move on to other webcams in southern New Hampshire to compare landscapes and settings around Windham.

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