The town of Newbury, in Merrimack County, New Hampshire, includes the unincorporated villages of South Newbury and Blodgett Landing. Located at the south end of Lake Sunapee, the town has gone through a lot of name changes in its history. Founded in 1753 as Dantzic, it was named Hereford when the land was granted in 1754. When this grant was renewed by Colonial Governor John Wentworth in 1772, it was renamed Fishersfield, and was incorporated as Newbury in 1837, as several of its settlers had come from Newbury, Massachusetts. The village of Newbury is situated at the south end of Lake Sunapee, which is approximately the geographic center of the town. NH Route 103 leads from Newbury Village northwest, past Mount Sunapee Resort, and into the village of Sunapee. NH Route 103A leads from Newbury Village, north, passing the village of Blodgett Landing and into the town of New London.
 
 
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Offering a member site and a guest site, the Baker Hill Golf Club is highlighted, including a profile of the course and facilities, membership and guest information, opportunities for golfing lessons, and directions to the golf course in Newbury, New Hampshire.
http://bakerhill.org/
Blue Goose Inn Bed & Breakfast
Built as a farmhouse in 1904, the B&B facility is located at the base of Mount Sunapee Resort. Featured is a photographic tour of the facilities and guest accommodations, rates, policies, packages, and online reservations.
http://www.bluegooseinn2.com/
Located on the southern end of Lake Sunapee, in Newbury, New Hampshire, the marina provides sales and a wide range of boating and water recreational services. Its location and hours are posted, and the special of the week is published.
http://www.bobsbeaconmarina.com/
Offering fresh salads, sandwiches, brick oven pizza, and other entrees, the Newbury, New Hampshire restaurant’s location, hours of operation, menu, and catering services are included.
http://bubbasbarandgrille.com/
Constructed in 1832, the Center Meeting House was the third meeting house in Newbury, New Hampshire. Maintained by an organization charged with restoring the historic building, the features a history of the building, the restoration process, testimonials, and a calendar of events.
http://www.centermeetinghouse.org/
Newbury Fire & Rescue Department
An overview of the department and its organizational structure is featured, with a schedule of upcoming events, its apparatus, stations, and community programs, as well as a history of the department.
http://www.newburyfd.org/
The non-profit organization was established for the purpose of collecting and sharing information, resources, and artifacts related to the history of the town of Newbury, New Hampshire, as well as supporting research by collecting and preserving documents of historical significance.
http://www.newburyhistorical.org/
The organizational structure of the NPD is put forward, and information about ordinances and permits, contact data, and announcements are posted to the site.
http://www.newburypd.org/
The hours and location of the public library in Newbury, New Hampshire are put forward, along with contacts for its staff and trustees, policy information, and a catalog of its collections, new arrivals, and downloadables.
http://www.newburynhlibrary.net/
Located in South Newbury Village, in Newbury, New Hampshire, the congregation is affiliated with the United Church of Christ. Its location, service schedules, a calendar of events, and sermon archive are featured.
http://ww.southnewburyunionchurch.org/
Available year-round, the renovated cottage is located on private lakefront property in Newbury, New Hampshire. The facility is highlighted, with photographs, amenities, rates, a map and directions.
http://www.sunapeehaven.com/
Offering a choice of twelve guest rooms overlooking Lake Sunapee, the Newbury, New Hampshire hotel’s rooms and amenities are highlighted, rates, policies, and reservation policies are included.
http://www.lakeinnsunapee.com/
Town of Newbury, New Hampshire
A profile of the town, town regulations, a town calendar, council meeting agendas and minutes, and a guide to local facilities and services, are provided on the official municipal website. A newsletter is included.
http://newburynh.virtualtownhall.net/