New Ipswich

Barrett House in New Ipswich NHThe Commonwealth of Massachusetts in 1736 granted this town to some inhabitants of Ipswich, Massachusetts. In 1766, New Hampshire chartered the town. New Ipswich men answered Paul Revere’s call to the Battle of Lexington and Concord, but arrived too late to fight. Later the men participated in many battles of the Revolution, including the Battle of Bunker Hill.

New Ipswich is now a bedroom community adorned by hills and ponds. The town center along Main Street is on the National Register of Historic Places. Several fine old houses line the street, one of which is the Barrett House, a Federal-style mansion now owned by the Society for The Preservation of New England Antiquities.

Windblown Ski Touring Center is one of the main attractions in the area.

We Thank Our 2012 SUSTAINING PARTNERS:
Contemporary Chrysler Dodge Jeep • The Hampshire Dome
Hampshire Hills • Hitchiner Manufacturing Co. • Holt Proctor McBriarty Insurance
PSNH • St. Mary's Bank • TDS Telecom• WalMart • Wendi's Cleaning Service

St. Mary's Bank supports the Souhegan Valley Chamber of Commerce

Hampshire Hills supports the Souhegan Valley Chamber of CommerceHitchiner Manufacturing Co. supports the Souhegan Valley Chamber of CommerceWendi's Cleaning Service supports the Souhegan Valley Chamber of Commerce

TDS Telecom supports the Souhegan Valley Chamber of Commerce
Contemporary Chrysler Dodge Jeep supports the Souhegan Valley Chamber of Commerce
PSNH supports the Souhegan Valley Chamber of Commerce

The Hampshire Dome supports the Souhegan Valley Chamber of Commerce

Holt Proctor McBriarty Insurance Agency supports the Souhegan Valley Chamber of Commerce

WalMart supports the Souhegan Valley Chamber of Commerce

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