Deering is a small town in Hillsborough County, New Hampshire. The land that became Deering was part of the Society Land, set aside for the Masonian Proprietors. Settled around 1765, the town was incorporated by Colonial Governor John Wentworth in 1774, who named the town after his wife, Frances Deering Wentworth. James W. Grimes, who served as U.S. senator from Iowa, and as Iowa’s third governor, was born in Deering. The town is served by NH Route 149. Deering is southeast of Hillsboro.
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The congregation meets at its facilities on Deering Center Road in Deering, New Hampshire. An overview of the church’s beliefs and practices, service schedules, a calendar of upcoming programs and events, a newsletter, and directions are featured.
http://www.deeringcommunitychurch.org/
Located on 94.5 acres in Deering, New Hampshire, on the banks of the Contoocook River, the club offers a 100-yard rifle range, a 25-yard pistol range, and 3D archery range, as well as a trout pond for children. Club officers, range rules, photographs, and online memberships are available.
http://www.deeringfishandgame.net/
Originally part of Cumberland or the Society Land, the town of Deering was established in 1774. A directory of its administrative and departmental personnel, a history of the town, and access to its regulations, ordinances and application, as well as an agenda and minutes of town meetings are featured on its official site.
http://www.deering.nh.us/
HM is a residential program in Deering, New Hampshire, offering Christian counseling and long-term residential care for men and women, ages 18-35, who are struggling with harmful habitual behaviors or selective mental health issues, such as depression and ADHD. Its programs are highlighted, along with information about assisting with its work.
http://hismansion.com/
The Deering, New Hampshire company offers plastic media blasting, sand blasting, thermal arcspray metalizing, industrial refinishing, restoration, rust repair, panel replacement, powder coating, and other auto and metal finishing services. A map showing the location of the business, contacts, and payment information are presented.
http://www.longwoodmf.com/
Situated in Deering, New Hampshire, the family operated camp specializes in serving families with children. Directions, rates, and reservation information are featured, along with a schedule of activities and events, a site map, and photographs.
http://www.oxbowcampground.net/
Situated on a hilltop in the middle of a 400-acre estate in Deerfield, New Hampshire, the 1770s restored colonial home serves as an event center and guest facility, able to accommodate up to twenty people in its nine bedrooms. The building is introduced, with photographs, rates, directions, and contacts.
http://www.deeringhomestead.com/
Situated on the historic former Kincaid Farm, in Deering, New Hampshire, the conservative Christian camp hosts summer programs for youth. Its history, an overview of its programs, contact and registration information, and photographs are published to the site.
http://www.thewildsofnewengland.org/
