Lempster is a small town in Sullivan County, New Hampshire. It includes the unincorporated village of East Lempster. The town was first granted by Colonial Governor Jonathan Belcher in 1735 as Number 9, being ninth in a line of forts created to guard against Indian attack. It was re-granted in 1753, as Dupplin, by Governor Benning Wentworth, and re-granted a final time, in 1767, as Lempster, then incorporated as a town in 1772. New Hampshire Route 10 crosses the town, connecting it with the towns of Goshen and Newport, to the north, and with Marlow, Gilsum, and Keene, to the south. East Lempster is situated at the intersection of Route 10 and Second New Hampshire Turnpike, while the population center of Lempster is along Route 10, two miles to the west.
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The Lempster, New Hampshire rental cottage sits in the approximate middle of the of the eastern shores of Long Pond, a 120-acre lake. The accommodations are shown in photographs and described here, along with the statistics of the lake, area attractions, rates, and availability.
http://www.16splakedrive.com/
Based in Lempster, New Hampshire, the company offers site work, equipment services, and a variety of earth materials for construction jobs locally, both corporate and individual. Available products are featured, and contact information is posted.
http://www.fultonsconstruction.com/
Promoting an auto repair shop in the village of East Lempster, New Hampshire, its location, services, and areas served are featured, with contact information. Notices are posted to the site.
http://www.j-h-automotive.com/
The facilities in Lempster, New Hampshire incorporates several competition course layouts, which are highlighted here, racing moto-cross and cycle flat tracks. The facilities are profiled, with a schedule of events, directions, and forms.
http://www.jollymx.com/
Lempster Long Pond Protective Association
LLPPA members share in the stewardship of the Long Pond area of Lempster, New Hampshire. Membership policies and meeting schedules are posted, and a private member area is included, along with member classifieds and highlights from Long Pond.
http://www.longpondnh.com/
Handcrafted in Lempster, New Hampshire, the company uses only solid brass bells, etched with the New England Fleur pattern. Its heirloom collections, designer door chimes, traditional straps, dog collar bells, and other products are highlighted, and made available for purchase online.
http://www.newenglandbells.com/
Located on South Road, in Lempster, New Hampshire, the winery offers fruit wines and cider. Its products are featured, and its store location is given, along with information on other retail locations, directions, labeling, and cider making.
http://www.silvermountainciders.com/
Town of Lempster, New Hampshire
The official municipal site posts notices, an event schedule, meeting agendas and minutes, policy information, forms, and fees, as well as contacts for its administrative offices.
http://www.lempsternh.org/
