The area that was to become Hampton Falls settled by Europeans in 1638, at the same time as Hampton, which it was part of; by 1709, it was known as the Third Parish of Hampton, and it then consisted of Hampton Falls as well as what is now Seabrook and Kensington. In 1726, the town became an independent municipality, but it was still referred to as a parish until after the Revolutionary War, and those who did use its actual name spelled it with a lowercase “f,” as “Hampton falls.” Kensington broke off to become an independent town in 1732, and the remainder of the town was split in half in 1765, to form Seabrook, which was a Presbyterian parish. Hampton Falls is in Rockingham County, New Hampshire, bordering Exeter, Hampton, Kensington, and Seabrook. Meshech Weare, the first president of New Hampshire, was born in Hampton Falls, when it was known as First Parish, and the poet, John Greenleaf Whittier, died as a friend’s home in Hampton Falls in 1892.
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The two-story antique mall can be found at the intersection of Exeter Road and Route 1, at Hampton Falls Village. Directions are offered, along with its days and hours of operation, contacts, and special offers.
http://antiquesathamptonfalls.com/
Billing itself as New Hampshire’s oldest and largest apple orchard, four generations of the Wagner family have worked the farm, growing several varieties of apples, peaches, berries, sweet corn, pumpkins, and a variety of summer vegetables. The farm market, creamery, and pick-your-own dates are published to the site, with information about school tours, festivals, and other events.
http://www.applecrest.com/
Offering a variety of pre-owned cars and trucks, the automobile dealership is located in Hampton Falls, New Hampshire. Its inventory is highlighted, and finance applications may be completed online. Directions, store hours, and special offers are included.
http://www.cjsauto.net/
First Baptist Church of Hampton Falls
A history and profile of the church on Hampton Falls, New Hampshire is featured, including an overview of its beliefs and practices, membership policies, ministries, and events. A service schedule, calendar, and leadership contacts are included.
http://www.hffbc.org/
Hampton Falls Child Care Center
HFCC takes in children aged two through six, offering toddler and preschool programs. Directions, schedules, contacts, and an overview of its philosophy and programs are featured.
http://www.hamptonfallschildcare.com/
There has been a library in Hampton Falls since 1780, but the current library system began when John T. Brown bought the Christian Baptist Meeting House, furnished it as a library, and presented it to the town. Its location, hours of operation, calendar of events, and various online resources are featured.
http://www.hamptonfallslibrary.org/
Located on Route 1, just off of I-95 and Route 101, in Hampton Falls, New Hampshire, the hotel is just ten minutes from Phillips Exeter Academy, and several area attractions. Its rooms, dining facilities, and amenities are outlined, and reservations may be made from the site.
http://www.hamptonfallsinn.com/
Founded on the Episcopal tradition, the independent middle school welcomes students of all faiths. Its academic programs, music electives, and athletic teams are highlighted, and its admissions policies, faculty contacts, and calendars are posted.
http://www.heronfield.org/
The Hampton Falls, New Hampshire store specializes in the sale of lamps and other lighting products, fans, and home decor. Its location, hours of operation, and sale items are featured.
http://www.lightingbythesea.com/
Carrying a selection of pre-owned vehicles, the automobile dealership is located on Lafayette Road, also known as Route 1, in Hampton Falls, New Hampshire. Its vehicles are highlighted, directions are given, and an overview of its finance policies is put forward.
http://www.pbsautovillage.com/
Serving a thirty-mile radius around the town of Hampton, New Hampshire, the company offers service, support, and repair services for all brands and types of home and business computers, including on-site and in-home repairs.
http://www.personalcomp.net/
Town of Hampton Falls, New Hampshire
The official town website offers a history and overview of the community, including a town map and profile, a municipal directory, regulations, meeting agendas and minutes, regulations, and access to various forms and reports. Motor vehicle registrations, dog licensing, dump stickers, and vital records requests may be made through the site.
http://www.hamptonfalls.org/
The Hampton Falls, New Hampshire family campground is situated about eight miles from Hampton Beach. Directions and a map are presented, along with information about its policies, rates, and contacts.
http://www.wakedacampground.com/
