Hebron is a small town in Grafton County, New Hampshire. The chief settlements within the town are the town center and the village of East Hebron. The town was settled in 1765, at which time it was part of Cockermouth, which is now Groton. In 1792, along with a portion of what was then West Plymouth, the community separated to form an independent town. Its surface was rough and the soil difficult, yet farming was the chief occupation of its early residents. Once the Mayhew Turnpike was constructed in 1803, connecting northern towns with southern cities and mills, other industries developed, including lumber harvesting. By the early 1900s, tourism became the primary driver of the town’s economy. Hebron is situated at the north end of Newfound Lake, with its town center, Hebron Village, at the northwest corner of the lake, while the village of East Hebron is near the northeast part of the lake. Nathaniel Berry, governor of New Hampshire during the Civil War, was a resident of Hebron, as was John Ordway, 1st sergeant of the Lewis and Clark expedition.
 
 
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Berea offers a Christian summer camp on Newfound Lake in Hebron, New Hampshire, a facility that may also be rented for school or church events, as well as conferences throughout New England. Its camps, events, and rental policies are discussed.
http://berea.org/
Family owned and operated, the motel was built in the 1950s, and previously known as Whip O Will Motel. The accommodations and amenities are highlighted, including guest policies, season specials, and contacts.
http://www.thebluemoonmotel.com/
Established in 1903, the residential summer camp serves boys, from the ages of seven to seventeen. Located on Newfound Lake, in Hebron, New Hampshire, its dates of operation, rates, and online registration are featured, along with information for prospective and current families.
http://www.mowglis.org/
Founded in 1920, the traditional sleep-away camp for girls is located in Hebron, New Hampshire. A history of the camp and promotional information is provided, including dates, rates, directions, and enrollment forms, as well as its leader in training program.
http://www.campwicosuta.com/
Featuring several miles of snowmobile trails, with connections to other trails, the club serves to promote snowmobiling in the Hebron, New Hampshire region. Trail maps, membership information, an application, photographs, and trail reports are included.
http://www.hardycountrysnowmobileclub.net/
The non-profit organization operates a museum of Hebron, New Hampshire history, with several other historical buildings that are possible future museum sites. A history of the community and an overview of the organization, its publications, and downloads are featured.
http://www.hebronhistsoc.org/
The Hebron, New Hampshire company offers roof installations, kitchen and bathroom remodeling, room additions, garage conversions, custom cabinetry, attic conversions, and patio conversions. Its services, service area, and contacts are featured.
http://www.jsantaconstruction.com/
Situated on the shores of Newfound Lake, the Hebron, New Hampshire bed and breakfast is featured, including an overview of the accommodations, rates, contacts, and reservation information.
http://www.meadowwindbedandbreakfast.com/
Opening in 1799 at Pike’s Tavern, the East Hebron, New Hampshire bed and breakfast is highlighted, including its history, packages, programs and events, breakfasts, and area activities. Reservations may be made from the site.
http://www.sixchimneys.com/
Hebron, New Hampshire is located at the northern end of Newfound Lake, between Plymouth and Bristol. Its official website offers contacts for its administrative and departmental offices, boards and commissions, as well as a guide to local churches, camps, and businesses.
http://www.hebronnh.org/
Organized in 1779, the Hebron, New Hampshire congregation is a member of the Merrimack Association of the United Church of Christ. Worship schedules, podcasts, and video of church services are available, with information about its membership policies and other resources.
http://www.hebronchurchnh.org/