Bennington. There is also a Molly Stark Elementary School in Bennington. Molly Stark Mountain is one of the Green Mountain peaks on the Long Trail, just south of Camel's Hump and north of Route 17; the adjacent peak is Baby Stark. New Hampshire The Molly Stark House still stands in Dunbarton at Page's Corner, denoted by a New Hampshire historical marker (number 111); it was added to the New Hampshire State Register of Historic Places in 2003. The Molly Stark cannon, or "Old Molly", bears her name, and is kept by the New Boston Artillery Company, denoted by a New Hampshire historical marker (number 146). The Molly Stark Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution is located in Manchester. Ohio Numerous revolutionary war veterans settled in Ohio, so the General and his wife were honored there. Molly Stark Park is located in Nimishillen Township, Stark County, in northeastern Ohio. It is the grounds of the former Molly Stark Hospital, which served as a tuberculosis sanatorium between 1929 and 1956 and as a general hospital and geriatric facility until 1995. In 2008, the county park board offered to buy the hospital and its grounds for a dollar, and the county opened the first public park in the township in April 2009. Minnesota Molly Stark Lake in Otter Tail County, Minnesota, is named for her. Notes References External links Molly Stark Sanatorium at abandonedonline.net Molly Stark State Park at Vermont State Parks Molly Stark House Historical Marker at hmdb.org Women in the American Revolution People of colonial New Hampshire People of New Hampshire in the American Revolution People from Haverhill, Massachusetts 1737 births 1814 deaths People from Dunbarton, New Hampshire