Originally part of Exeter, Epping was settled as early as 1710, and became an incorporated town in 1741, named for the English town by that name. After the Revolutionary War, many of Epping’s residents moved to Monmouth, Maine, when General Henry Darborn offered free land to his soldiers. Located in Rockingham County, New Hampshire, the more densely populated part of the town is centered on NH Route 27, west of NH Route 125, but also includes the area in the eastern part of the town known as Camp Hedding, the site of a United Methodist campground formed in 1862. Also in Epping is the Leddy Center, an antique playhouse, and the New England Dragway and Star Speedway. William Plumer and Benjamin Franklin Prescott, the 13th and 36th governors of New Hampshire, respectively, were Epping residents.
Categories
Services & IndustriesThings to Do & Places to Go |
 
 
Recommended Resources
The private, non-profit organization offers substance abuse education, intervention, and evaluation to individuals, courts, probation officers, and other organizations. Components of its programs, options, directions, and contacts are presented.
http://www.amethystfoundation.com/
Specializing in spine and orthopedic rehabilitation, the Epping, New Hampshire’s facility’s services, spinal program, and clinic are highlighted, including success stories, staff contacts, and directions.
http://www.bodywisenh.com/
The Epping, New Hampshire organization is affiliated with the Boy Scouts of America youth organization. Its site offers information for families of scouts, allow them to learn of upcoming projects and activities. General news about the pack, a calendar of events, and announcements are posted to the site.
http://www.pack136epping.org/
The congregation meets at its facilities on Pleasant Street at the dates and times that are highlighted on its worship schedule and calendar of events. Other resources include an overview of its beliefs and tenets, ministries, and leadership contacts.
http://www.eppingbiblechurch.org/
The EFD is a volunteer department providing fire suppression and emergency medical services to the town of Epping, New Hampshire. Recruitment information, a calendar of events, photographs, and news are posted to the site.
http://www.eppingfire.com/
From its location in downtown Epping, New Hampshire, the facility has been providing dental care to Epping and the surrounding area since 1980. An overview of the practice, testimonials, appointment policies, and contacts are presented.
http://www.eppinggeneraldentistry.com/
Formed for the purpose of preserving, researching, and displaying Epping, New Hampshire’s history and culture. An overview of the organization, meeting schedules, a calendar of events, and project reports are published to the site.
http://eppinghistory.org/
The Epping, New Hampshire service organization is in District 44-H of Lions International. An overview of the organization is put forward, including meeting schedules, a calendar of events, photographs, and leadership contacts.
http://epping.nhlions.org/
The local online news site offers news and event reports, as well as general information about the town of Epping, New Hampshire, and classifieds, real estate listings, job opportunities, and a local business directory. Residents may submit stories to the site.
http://eppingnews.com/
Serving the town of Epping, New Hampshire, the EPD is comprised of full- and part-time officers and administrative personnel. An overview of the department and its programs is put forward, along with an introduction to its chief, a list of its officers, contact data, and access to various forms and reports.
http://www.eppingpd.com/
Serving the PK-12th grade population of the town of Epping, New Hampshire, the ESD operates Epping Elementary School, Epping Middle School, and Epping High School, each of which are highlighted here, along with school calendars, grading and reporting policies, a staff directory, curriculum data, and directions.
http://www.sau14.org/
The small, private preschool was established in 1980. Located in Epping, New Hampshire, the school’s policies and programs are highlighted, along with references, staff data, photographs, and contacts.
http://www.hogarthcountrydayschool.com/
Situated on Calef Highway, at the junction of NH Routes 101 and 125, the automobile dealership in Epping, New Hampshire offers new Toyota cars and trucks, as well as a selection of pre-owned vehicles. Its inventory, special offers, rentals, and service center are featured.
http://www.hurlberttoyota.com/
Catering to residents over the age of fifty-five, the housing community features detached single-story or two-story condominium accommodations. An overview of the homes is offered, including a gallery of photographs, and the benefits of the development are emphasized.
http://www.leddyfieldscondos.com/
The congregation began in Deerfield in 1998, moving to Raymond, and then to Epping, New Hampshire. Affiliated with the Southern Baptist Convention, the church is also a part of the New Hampshire Baptist Association. Its schedules, calendars, contacts, and ministries are featured.
http://www.pbcnh.org/
The American Legion post is located in Epping New Hampshire, in a building that hosts the American Legion, American Legion Auxiliary, Sons of the American Legion, and the American Legion Riders. A schedule of events, hours of operation, and the rooms that may be available for rental are highlighted.
http://www.post51.net/
The Catholic church in Epping, New Hampshire is located on Pleasant Street, also known as NH Route 27. Its liturgy and sacraments, Catholic education programs, ministries, and events are posted.
http://www.stjosepheppingnh.com/
Established in 1741, the town was named for Epping, England. Its official web site identifies and provides contact for its boards, commissions, and departments, offers access to various regulations and application, and posts announcements on its site.
http://www.townofepping.com/