The town of Kingston was originally called King’s Town in honor of King William the Third. When the state of New Hampshire began buying land up in the 1930s, they purchased a small swath of land adjacent to Great Pond and established it as a state park. Due to its close proximity to the town, the state park was officially named Kingston State Park. As a part of President Roosevelt’s New Deal program, the Civilian Conservation Corps created a couple of log-cabin-style pavilions and shelters for the public to use. Centrally located, Kingston State Park is close to several outdoor recreation spots, making it an ideal place to use as a home base.
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