The town of Milton, in the northeastern section of Strafford County, New Hampshire, includes the villages of Milton and Milton Mills. Situated about six miles north of the village of Milton, Milton Mills was once known as Shapleigh Mills. Settled in 1760, Milton was originally a part of Rochester known as the Northeast Parish, Three Ponds, or Milton Mills. Its early economy was dependent upon water power from the Salmon Falls River, which powered several mills and factories. The North Conway branch of the Boston & Maine Railroad runs through Milton. The town is located along New Hampshire’s border with Maine, and about forty miles from Concord, the state capitol.
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The two-bedroom, one-bath cottage rental unit, in Milton, New Hampshire, is highlighted, with interior and exterior photographs, a rental agreement, maps, and availability information and contacts.
http://www.miltonlakefront.com/
The Milton, New Hampshire farm offers pick-your-own strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, peaches, blackberries, apples, tomatoes, pumpkins, flowers and other products, which are highlighted here. Farmer’s market locations and times, and a calendar of events are featured.
http://www.mckenziesfarm.com/
In addition to daily, weekly, and seasonal RV sites, the Milton, New Hampshire campground also offers cabin rentals. Directions, a calendar of events, rate schedule, photo gallery, and guest comments are available.
http://www.mi-te-jo.com/
The history and a profile of the Milton, New Hampshire congregation is presented, with an overview of its missions and ministries, weekly schedules, a church calendar, and sermon archive.
http://www.miltonagchurch.com/
The MPD is a municipal police department serving the town of Milton, New Hampshire. Its organizational structure, officer biographies, photographs, printable forms, and information about its community programs are included.
http://www.miltonnhpd.com/
Established in 1997, the Milton, New Hampshire restaurant’s location, hours of operation, breakfast, lunch and dinner menus, “Happy House” schedule, and contacts are offered.
http://www.miltonscafe.com/
Operating as a non-profit educational association, the museum consists of two adjoining farmsteads situated on fifty acres on Plummer’s Ridge in Milton, New Hampshire. The farm and museum are highlighted, along with an events calendar and an online shopping area.
http://www.farmmuseum.org/
Nute Middle/High School and Library
Offering a public school curriculum for students in grades 6-12, the school is associated with SAU #64, serving the town of Milton, New Hampshire. Bell and lunch schedules, a school calendar, student handbook, and library catalog are available.
http://www.milton.k12.nh.us/
Organized in 1890, the Christian congregation meets at its facilities on Nutes Road in Milton, New Hampshire. Directions, service schedules, and an overview of the various ministries at Nute Ridge are presented.
http://www.nute-chapel.org/
The company manufactures all-aluminum trailers in Milton, New Hampshire, including snowmobile, motorcycle, ATV, and side-by-side trailers, car haulers, and cargo trailers. Its current inventory, options, testimonials, and warranty information are included.
http://www.nhtrailers.com/
Headquartered in Milton, New Hampshire, SAU #64 is comprised of Milton and Wakefield, operating through three public school campuses, Milton Elementary School, Nute Middle/High School, and the Paul School, each of which are highlighted. General district information, an events calendar, and departmental contacts are presented.
http://sau64.org/
Located in Milton, New Hampshire, Shortridge Academy is a private New England college preparatory school, accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges. Its academic, student life, and counseling programs are highlighted, and its admissions policies are stated.
http://www.shortridgeacademy.net/
Milton is located in northeastern Strafford County, at the Maine border. Included is a profile of the town, community photographs, and town meeting information, contacts for its departments, boards and committees.
http://www.miltonnh-us.com/
