When Danbury, in Merrimack County, New Hampshire, was first settled in 1771, it was part of Alexandria. However, since it was divided from the rest of Alexandria by mountainous terrain, residents voted to separate, and it became an independent town in 1795, named for the town in Connecticut. Danbury is largely hilly, its highest point being Tinkham Hill in the northern part of town, at 2,320 feet above sea level, while Ragged Mountain and its summits occupy the southern portion of Danbury. While its early economy was based on cattle and sheep raising, the town soon developed several mills, and is now known for its resort and recreational facilities.
 
 
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The Grange is a community organization rooted in agriculture. Established in 1911, the Danbury, New Hampshire Grange is highlighted, photographs are published, and a calendar of programs and events are included.
http://www.danburygrange.org/
Originally an Advent Christian Church, the congregation is currently partnered with the North East Conservative Baptist Fellowship. An overview of the congregation and its beliefs is put forward, with directions, schedules, and sermon information.
http://dchristianchurch.weebly.com/
DCC offers a variety of civic services to the people of Danbury, New Hampshire. A mission statement, calendar of events, contacts, and a private login for registered users are included.
http://www.dccnh.com/
Part of Newfound Area School District and SAU #4, the Danbury Elementary School is located on Daffodil Lane in Danbury, New Hampshire, offering a PK-5th grade curriculum. Upcoming events are published to the site, along with classroom news, faculty and staff contacts, and an overview of the school.
http://des.sau4.org/
Based in Danbury, New Hampshire, the company’s services include home sites, septic systems, roads and driveways, wells, ponds, fields, snow removal, and other services, outlined here. Its services, service areas, and contacts are featured.
http://www.phelpsconstructioninc.com/
Wallace Building Products Corporation
The Danbury, New Hampshire company provides pre-fabricated walls, roof trusses, floor systems, framed dormers, decks, porches, cupolas, and other housing construction products to contractors throughout New England. Its products, services, and a portfolio of work are available.
http://www.wallaceprefab.com/