Brookfield is a small town in Carroll County, New Hampshire. The area was settled by Scottish-Irish immigrants in 1726, and first named Coleraine. Later, the community was renamed Brookfield, but made part of Middleton, separating in 1794, largely because Middleton was divided geographically by the high ridge of Moose Mountain, making it difficult for people to travel to town meetings. When Carroll County was created from parts of Strafford County in 1840, Brookfield was made part of Carroll County, while Middleton remained with Strafford. Brookfield is accessed by New Hampshire Route 109.
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A map and directions to the Brookfield, New Hampshire farm are published, along with general information about the facilities and services, which include boarding, training lessons, dressage and combined training of horses, a schedule of shows, and a fee schedule.
http://www.brookfieldcornerfarm.com/
Originally chartered in California, the Balboa & Granada Railroad’s board decided to relocate to the Northeast, becoming located in the Cumberland Valley of New Hampshire, where the BG&E interchanges cars with Central Vermont Railway and Maine Central Railroad. Headquartered in Brookfield, New Hampshire, the fictitious HO scale BG&E is highlighted, including its history, towns, scheme, track plan, schematic, photos, and open house information.
http://www.deferndepot.com/
Serving New England, the photography team offers photography services for weddings, graduations, proms, portraits, and other events. An overview of its services, prices, and contacts are featured.
http://www.tomlavoiephotography.com/
Town of Brookfield, New Hampshire
Minutes and agendas of town meetings are presented on the town’s official website, long with an overview of the community, its local government and services, boards and committees, news and announcements. Access to various forms and documents is also featured.
http://www.brookfieldnh.org/
