Home to Franklin Pierce University, the Cathedral of the Pines, and a portion of Annett State Park, the town of Rindge is in Cheshire County, New Hampshire. Inhabited as long as 11,000 years ago by ancestors of the Abenaki tribe, the area was granted to military veterans from Rowley, Massachusetts in 1736, and initially known as Rowley-Canada, but the Masonian Proprietors had made a competing claim to the area and, in 1740, after the boundaries between Massachusetts and New Hampshire were settled, it was determined that the region would be part of New Hampshire; consequently, the town was re-granted by Governor John Wentworth in 1768, and renamed Rindge, in honor of Captain Daniel Rindge, one of the original grant holders, who was credited presenting New Hampshire’s claim before the Crown. Settlement was delayed due to King George’s War, but was resumed in 1752. The villages of Rindge Center, East Ringe, West Rindge, and Converseville are within the town.
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Offering a wide range of heavy equipment and trucks for sale and rental locally, the company is located in Rindge, New Hampshire. A complete inventory is featured, along with rental data, an overview of its finance policies, and contacts.
http://www.202truck.com/
First Congregational Church and Society
Affiliated with the United Church of Christ, the congregation meets at its facilities in Rindge, New Hampshire. Sunday School, worship service, and weekly program schedules, deacon reports, leadership contacts, and a history of the church are presented.
http://www.rindgeucc.org/
Located in Rindge, New Hampshire, in close proximity to Massachusetts, the catering service offers a variety of wedding and event packages, which are featured here, along with its related services, menus, testimonials, and an overview of the facilities.
http://www.fourstarcatering.com/
Franklin Pierce is a regionally accredited university in Rindge, New Hampshire. Its academic and degree programs, graduate studies, and admissions policies are outlined, along with schedules and announcements. Applications may be completed through the site.
http://www.franklinpierce.edu/
Situated on 1,700 acres in Rindge, New Hampshire, the residential boarding school accepts boys, who usually enter between the ages of eight and twelve, and remain for three to five years. Its elementary and secondary educational programs are highlighted, along with its summer camps, typical weekday and weekend schedules, admission policies, and costs are put forward.
http://hampshirecountryschool.org/
Located at the historic Rindge Meeting House, the Meeting House Stage hosts acoustic musicians, poets, and spoken word artists, as well as an open mike night once a month. A map and directions are presented, with schedules, and contacts.
http://meetinghousestage.com/
The business membership organization was formed to promote the economy, business atmosphere, and prosperity of the Rindge, New Hampshire region. A profile of the Chamber, membership benefits and policies, a membership directory, and schedule of events are posted.
http://www.rindgechamber.org/
Featuring a variety of rooms in the Main Inn, as well as hotel-style rooms in the Edgewood building, and two pet-friendly rental cabins, the facilities are situated in Rindge, New Hampshire. An overview of the accommodations, restaurant, and lounge is offered, and reservations may be made through the site.
http://www.woodbound.com/
The official municipal site presents a guide to local facilities and services, town meeting agendas and minutes, a calendar of events, and contacts for the town’s administrative and departmental offices, boards, and commissions.
http://www.rindgenh.org/
