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	Charlestown, Rhode Island - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Charlestown is a town located in Washington County, Rhode Island.
		Charlestown is named after King Charles II, and was incorporated in 1738.
		Since 1965 from Charlestown some sounding rockets were launched from 41°22′ N 71°40′ W.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Charlestown,_Rhode_Island (443 words)

	Charlestown
		Charlestown was a multi-faceted enterprise from its inception.
		Charlestown's pilchard fishery continued after the harbour was built and expanded to become one of a number of significant fishing stations along this part of the coast.
		Charlestown in the second half of the 20th century has increasingly become a visitor attraction and a popular location for film and television producers.
	www.cornish-mining.org.uk /sites/charles.htm (1395 words)

	RIEDC - The Cities and Towns of Blue Sky, RI - PROFILE: Town of Charlestown
		Charlestown is bounded to the west by the towns of Westerly and Hopkinton. Charlestown's neighbor to the east is the town of South Kingstown.
		Population: The population count for The Town of Charlestown as of April 1, 2000, was 7,859.
		An increase of 50 or 135.1% from the 1980 Hispanic population of 37.
	www.riedc.com /riedc/ri_databank/31/281 (791 words)

	Bed Breakfast UK Bed Breakfast near eden project St Austell
		Charlestown is a coastal town situated in the north-west corner of St Austell Bay on the south coast of Cornwall, about two miles from St Austell town centre.
		Charlestown was the idea and creation of Charles Rashleigh, a member of the renowned local family and the founder of the local china clay industry, for whom it was named.
		Eventually Charlestown became a model Georgian "new town" that handled much of the ore and clay being sent world-wide, and the parish was created in 1847 from part of St. Austell parish.
	home.btconnect.com /CCTaxis/bedbreakfastcharlestownstaustell.htm (163 words)

	Charlestown Business Association - history of Charlestown, Massachusetts - where the battle of Bunker Hill took place, ...
		Charlestown, Massachusetts, named for King Charles I, was settled by English colonists in 1628 and was located on a peninsula known as "Mishawum" by the Native Americans.
		On January 1, 1874 Charlestown was officially annexed to the City of Boston and its landscape changed drastically with the advent of the elevated streetcar or the "El" in the early 20th century.
		Accessible by the Charlestown Bridge or officially the North Washington Street Bridge, which connects the North End and City Square, the town is known for its restored early nineteenth-century houses, the redeveloped Navy Yard, gas lamps, and the Bunker Hill Monument.
	www.charlestownbusiness.com /history.html (1718 words)

	BBC - Cornwall - Village Life Rich in history with a bright future
		The port of Charlestown was built by Charles Rashleigh to serve a thriving copper and china clay industry.
		Charlestown was built by the founder of the local china clay industry Charles Rashleigh.
		As Charlestown grew during the 19th century a parish was formed.
	www.bbc.co.uk /cornwall/villages/charlestown.shtml (411 words)

	charlestown
		On a very pleasant spring evening 21 members of the society were present at Charlestown village for a tour of the Village and Limeworks.
		An important aspect of the venture was the "Charlestown Ton", This was 21 cwt and ensured that coal and lime had a good advantage in sales.
		Were it not for Charlestown lime on the fields, we would not have been able to grow the barley for the whisky industry today.
	www.fifefhs.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk /charlestown.htm (825 words)

	CHARLESTOWN, Massachusetts: Historic Travel Information
		Charlestown is a peninsula, formed by Charles and Mystic rivers, and is united to Boston by Charles and Warren bridges.
		The value of the manufactures in Charlestown, the year ending April 1, 1837, exclusive of a large amount of leather, was $390,000.
		This establishment is located on a beautiful rise of ground, in Charlestown, near East Cambridge, and about a mile and a half from the City Hall, in Boston.
	newenglandtowns.org /massachusetts/charlestown.html (1026 words)

	Charlestown (Massachusetts) - Wikipédia
		Charlestown est aujourd'hui un quartier de la ville de Boston, comté de Suffolk, dans l'État du Massachusetts aux États-Unis.
		Située au nord-est de Boston sur une péninsule s'étendant au sud-est entre le fleuve Charles et la Mystic River, Charlestown a une population de souche essentiellement irlandaise.
		Le 17 juin 1775, la péninsule de Charlestown a été le théâtre de la bataille de Bunker Hill, épisode fameux de la guerre d'indépendance des États-Unis qui s'est déroulé pendant le siège de Boston.
	fr.wikipedia.org /wiki/Charlestown_%28Massachusetts%29 (150 words)

	Charlestown, County Mayo in the West of Ireland
		Charlestown is now, with the development of Knock International Airport, the most accessible town in the West of Ireland.
		There are a wide range of activities available to visitors in the area: golfing (7 miles), fishing in the many lakes and rivers in the area, cycling trips on quiet, traffic-free country roads and exploration of the many archaeological remains in the area, with mapped walking routes in beautiful scenic and rural surroundings.
		Charlestown was built in the middle of the last century, on the initiative of Lord Dillon's agent, Charles Strickland adjoining Bellaghy in County Sligo.
	www.mayo-ireland.ie /Mayo/Towns/Charl/Charl.htm (530 words)

	Colonial Charlestown (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-06)
		Charlestown, Maryland, is a small incorporated municipality located where the North East River meets the Chesapeake Bay.
		Charlestown has a population of about 700 people, 4 marinas, a cafe, tavern, general store, elementary school, post office, plumbing company, private club, excavating firm, and several small in home businesses.
		The people of Charlestown have recently built a municipal boat ramp, enhanced a park on the town point that overlooks the Bay, and replaced the old town pier to allow for 36 boat slips.
	www.ccmagazine.org /profile/chasprof.htm (377 words)

	Charlestown - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Charlestown is the name of several places in the world:
		Charleston – Many Charlestons, including the U.S. city of Charleston, South Carolina, began as Charlestowns, only to lose their Ws This is a disambiguation page, a list of pages that otherwise might share the same title.
		If an article link referred you here, you might want to go back and fix it to point directly to the intended page.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Charlestown (103 words)

	History of Charlestown
		Charlestown was at first included in the Municipality of Waratah.
		Charlestown East, in James Street, opened 14th September 1959, with an enrolment of 119.
		Charlestown South, in Patricia Avenue, opened on 29 January 1963, with an enrolment of 96.
	www.lakemac.infohunt.nsw.gov.au /library/lhist/suburb/lmp&p/charlestown.htm (407 words)

	Welcome to the City of Charlestown, Indiana On-Line!
		Charlestown combines history and small town atmosphere with pride and location to provide the most promising future for economic growth and vitality in one of the most beautiful regions of the mid-west United States!
		Charlestown is one of the fastest growing communities in the Louisville, Ky. metropolitan area.
		Currently (2005), Charlestown is in the infancy of a development boom including a new shopping center, a new hospital out-patient center, a large expansion of its existing industrial park, existing industrial expansions, several retail additions, a large expansion of its State Park along the banks of the Ohio River, and five new residential developments.
	www.cityofcharlestown.com (476 words)

	Charlestown Cornwall
		The harbour village of Charlestown was a Georgian 'new town', a port development planned by local landowner Charles Rashleigh (after whom it was named) and built between 1790 and 1810 for the export of copper and china clay.
		One is that, against all the odds, it has survived as a working port and a small amount of china clay is still exported in an average of 30-40 ships a year, and this saves the place from becoming a cosy caricature of itself with plenty of 'heritage appeal' but no real life.
		At the time of writing, the harbour is the home port for a famous collection of old ships which are employed in film projects all over the world - they have brought work and life to the quays and harbour buildings and are a particular draw for visitors.
	www.cornwall-online.co.uk /restormel/charlestown.htm (278 words)

	CHARLESTOWN
		On days when the exposed eastern side of St Austell Bay is rough and the western side is relatively calm (typically with a fresh or strong south-westerly wind), we are unable to use Fowey harbour and instead offer an alternative service between Mevagissey and Charlestown along the western fringe of the bay.
		Charlestown harbour remains almost as it was in Georgian times and has been used as a location in films and television series such as Longitude, Onedin Line and many more.
		Charlestown outer harbour dries out at low tide, so the timetable is published at each of the departure points (or click HERE) on the day of sailing.
	www.mevagissey-ferries.co.uk /charlestown.htm (238 words)

	CHARLESTOWN - Online Information article about CHARLESTOWN (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-06)
		Charlestown was founded in 1628 or 1629, being the See also:
		Hill (q.v.), when Charlestown was almost completely destroyed by the See also:
		Little was done toward the rebuilding of Charlestown until 1783.
	encyclopedia.jrank.org /CHA_CHR/CHARLESTOWN.html (475 words)

	Charlestown Shipwreck & Heritage Centre - Charlestown
		Charlestown - The many and varied exhibitions to be found here reflect village life in Charlestown, it's history, shipwrecks and the once thriving China Clay industry.
		Charlestown is a Georgian port which has remained relatively unspoilt and undeveloped, reflecting how many West Country ports and fishing coves looked prior to development.
		Port of Charlestown used as a location for several films and television programmes.
	www.shipwreckcharlestown.com /pages/charlestown.htm (411 words)

	Charlestown
		Charlestown, on the shores of the Atlantic, is an ideal spot for surf swimming, and offers admirable camping places for tourists.
		The 2000 population density of Charlestown is 213.5 persons per square mile of land area.
		More Census 2000 data on Charlestown and the State of Rhode Island is available at the Statewide Planning Program Website.
	www.riliving.com /oceanstate/cities/charlestown.asp (562 words)

	Charlestown Township - Charlestown Historical Society
		CHS was started in 1973 as a non-profit, non-political organization whose aim was and is to provide future generations with a small "window on the past" - showing through artifacts and records what life was like in this quiet farming community in the 19th Century.
		A marvelous glimpse of Charlestown's past is provided by the Society's 1983 reprint of "Pictures from Memory's Wall", a poem and photographs published as a booklet by Richard S. MacNamee in 1905.
		Currently, the CHS headquarters is the Jacob Wisner House (affectionately known as the "Rapp House") on Yellow Springs Road.
	www.charlestown.org /ctwww_chs.asp (458 words)

	The History of Charlestown (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-06)
		Their economy was centered on hunting, fishing, and agriculture which they carried out in all parts of Charlestown.
		Our year-round population now approaches 7,000 but on a typical summer day it is not unusual to find 30,000 spending their leisure time here.
		Charlestown, with her 7 miles of beached and well-deserved popularity can no longer be said to be the "best kept secret in Rhode Island".
	www.cshell.com /ccc/cinfo/hist.htm (392 words)

	Charlestown Township, Chester County, PA, USA
		The first fall meeting of the Charlestown Historical Society will be held at the Charlestown Elementary School at 8 PM on Wed.
		The finished work was donated by Soulen to the Charlestown Methodist Church.
		There is a large collection of local Native American artifacts dug by John over the years from the fields of Charlestown.
	www.charlestown.org (1277 words)

	Charlestown, NH - New Hampshire Florists, buy flowers from your local full service retail flower shops and florist ...
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		It is vitally important that you provide Charlestown, New Hampshire Florists with accurate, detailed information regarding the name and address of the person to whom you are sending flowers.
		When placing an order for Delivery in Charlestown, New Hampshire, it is usually wise to keep the order simple, the less specific you are in your request, the less room for error.
	flowershopnetwork.com /directory/NewHampshireFlorists/Charlestown.php (951 words)

	Boston Apartments - Charlestown, Massachusetts
		Charlestown is perhaps best known for its two major tourist attractions: the USS Constitution on the water front and Bunker Hill in the downtown.
		Sprinkled among and between them are restored federal Creek archival and Victorian houses as well as contemporaries.
		Charlestown was first settled in 1628 (prior to Boston), and was the Massachusetts Bay Colony's first seat in government.
	www.bostonapartments.com /around-charlestown.htm (73 words)

	Charlestown Online
		Find out about Charlestown history, how to get there, where to eat, and what to see, etc.
		Charlestown news, bulletin board, classifieds, calendar, crime, etc.
		CharlestownOnline.net is a community forum for Charlestown, MA residents, as well as a resource for information about our neighborhood.
	www.charlestownonline.net (99 words)

	Charlestown, Nevis - Points of Interest
		Most of the 18th century stone houses were destroyed during the relatively common earthquakes of the 1800's, which led to a practice of building wooden upper floors over a ground floor made of stone.
		Charlestown is also the site of the oldest synagogue in the Caribbean.
		Charlestown's Market Place is the hub of activity on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings, and the Cotton Ginnery close by, is active during cotton harvest time (March and April).
	www.geographia.com /stkitts-nevis/knchar01.htm (205 words)

	Charlestown Working Theater \| Charlestown Mass.
		The Charlestown Working Theater was founded on the idea that a theater and a community can engage in a dialogue which results in creative, artistic expression, an exciting exchange of ideas, and a deeper understanding of the people who make up the community.
		In remaining dedicated to offering a variety of theatrical and cultural events, forming creative partnerships, and maintaining an open exchange with its community, CWT has developed a unique synthesis of artistic exploration.
		An integral element of the Charlestown Working Theater's mission is to create and nurture artistic partnerships like the one between Molasses Tank and Pat Keck.
	www.charlestownworkingtheater.org (592 words)

	Square Sail Ship Yard Limited
		The harbour is home to Square Sail’s fleet of square-rigged sailing ships and these vessels (when in harbour) are open to the public from Easter through until October every year (admission charge applies).
		Charlestown Harbour, (situated on the outskirts of St. Austell in Cornwall) is an original Grade II listed, Georgian Harbour.
		The two beaches at Charlestown are owned by Square Sail Shipyard Limited and are open to the Public year round (sorry no dogs allowed).
	www.square-sail.com /harbour (228 words)

	Charlestown - created for those people who crave excitement - Erickson Retirement Communities
		Like a small town unto itself, Charlestown was created for people who crave excitement, fun, and a maintenance-free lifestyle.
		This incredible lifestyle has earned Charlestown its reputation as the most enviable address in Maryland for more than 20 years.
		Situated in Catonsville, just minutes from the Baltimore Beltway, I-95, and the attractions of downtown Baltimore, Charlestown is the nation’s largest campus-style community for people age 62 and better.
	www.ericksonretirement.com /cci (190 words)

	Town of Charlestown -- Parks and Recreation
		The Charlestown Town Beach Facility is closed for the season.
		The Charlestown Parks and Recreation Department does not sponsor the Soccer, Little League, Softball, Football or Lacrosse programs.
		The Charlestown Community Center (formally the Senior Center) has many new classes and activities to offer.
	www.charlestownri.org /index.asp?Type=B_BASIC&SEC={74AE02F6-35B3-4D40-BB19-332CA1956158} (337 words)

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