Wentworth State Park and the neighboring Lake Wentworth in New Hampshire were named after Colonial Governor Benning Wentworth, who built a home on the lake in the mid-1700s. He went on to become the area’s colonial governor and a prominent community leader. Wentworth developed a reputation for being a peacemaker, and though he was a sympathizer, he managed to keep the worst of the Revolutionary War from spilling over into New Hampshire borders. Although he eventually had to flee, while he was the governor, he created several roads in New Hampshire that are still used today, organized the local militia, and implemented a judicial system that benefited remote communities.
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