Meredith stoves

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  • Meredith wood stoves were made of plate steel and fabricated in the heyday of the first stove boom - the period 1978 to approx 1982+.

    The name comes from the town of Meredith, NH where the company was located. Another popular steel plate stove, the Nashua, was also made in the same town - but named for another!

    These stoves were available in wood and wood/coal combo models.
    Below is an advertisement for dealers - for the Meredith woodstove line.
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