Town Name: Greensboro 
Population: 811
Area: 39.4 mi²
A Town with a Rich History
Greensboro, originally granted in 1781 as Coltkiln, has a fascinating history that includes one of its original grantees, Timothy Green. He was once charged with printing counterfeit money, but was later acquitted. To make amends, some believe the town's name was changed to Greensboro as a gesture of apology.
A Picturesque Rural Community
Greensboro offers vast farmlands, forests, and serene lakes. The town is known for its scenic beauty and is the proud home of Caspian Lake, a pristine body of water that is surrounded by some of the area’s most desirable real estate.
Attractions & Recreation
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Caspian Lake – Swim, boat, fish, or kayak on this stunning lake.
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Greensboro Blues Jam – A must-see event for music lovers.
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Circus Smirkus – Family-friendly entertainment with a quirky twist.
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Greensboro Historical Society – Dive into the town’s history with exhibits and local stories.
Outdoor Activities
Greensboro’s outdoor activities provide a great escape for all types of nature lovers.
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Swimming and boating in Caspian Lake are incredibly popular in the summer months.
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Fishing enthusiasts flock to the lake for its rich aquatic life.
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Kayaking offers peaceful exploration on the water.
Fun Facts:
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The Bayley Hazen Military Road, built before the town's charter, was key to its development, passing west of Caspian Lake.
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The town sent many soldiers to the Civil War, with eight local men becoming prisoners of war, and only one returning.
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The Highland Lodge, opened in 1954, featured a year-round hotel, restaurant, and activities on Caspian Lake before reopening in 2016 after a brief closure.
Schools:
- K-8: Lakeview Elementary
- High School: Hazen Union High School
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