The Merrimack County town of Epsom was named for the market town in the county of Surry, England. Chartered in 1727, the community was settled soon after. Its early settlers included Charles McCoy, William Blazo, Andrew McClary, and Samuel Blake, and the early years of the town were marked by attacks from Native Americans, who still lived in the area around the town. Noah Martin, the 30th governor of New Hampshire, was born in Epsom, as was Major Andrew McClary, the highest ranking officer to die in the Battle of Bunker Hill, and the namesake of Fort McClary. Another Epsom native was John B. Sanborn, a Civil War general and state representative in Minnesota.
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Able to accommodate all types of campers, from tent campers to 5th wheels and motorhomes, the campground is located in Epsom, in central New Hampshire. An overview of the campground, its amenities, rates, and reservation information are included.
http://blakesbrook.com/
A ministry of Epsom Bible Church, the K-8th grade school is located in Epsom, New Hampshire. A student handbook, school calendar, parent testimonials, and an overview of its admissions policies, academic programs, and extracurricular activities are presented.
http://www.epsomcornerstonechristianacademy.com/
The Epsom, New Hampshire dance program is a member of the Royal Academy of Dance, offering dance instruction to interested students in Epsom and the surrounding region. Its dance classes, fees and tuition, camps, schedules, faculty, and registration policies are featured.
http://dancesteps-etc.com/
The Epsom, New Hampshire congregation meets at its facilities on Black Hall Road. Its ministries for youth and adults are outlined, and a schedule, church calendar, and leadership contacts are featured.
http://www.ebcnh.com/
Located on Black Hall Road in Epsom, New Hampshire, the school is part of SAU #53, offering an elementary, intermediate and middle school curriculum, for students in PK-8th grade. A staff directory, events calendar, parent and student guides, a newsletter, and announcements are posted to the site.
http://www.sau53.org/net5/
Maintained by the Epsom Historical Association and the Epsom Historical Center, the site offers various histories, biographies, genealogies, and other records relating to the town of Epsom, New Hampshire. The organization and center are also highlighted, including schedules and research information.
http://www.epsomhistory.com/
Situated on Dover Road, the Epsom, Public Library’s days and hours of operation, special collections, research programs and facilities, online services, and an events calendar are posted.
http://www.epsomlibrary.com/
Open from the middle of May through the middle of October, the family campground is located along the banks of the Suncook River in Epsom, New Hampshire. Its schedules, registration policies, and contacts are featured.
http://www.epsomvalleycampground.com/
Suncook River Veterinary Clinic
Offering general veterinary services, as well as diagnostic, dental and surgical technology, and other services for dogs, cats, and exotic pets. The animal clinic’s location, services, staff, and appointment policies are included.
http://suncookrivervet.com/
Established in 1727, Epsom is bounded by Pittsfield, Allenstown, Deerfield, Northwood, Chichester, and Pembroke. Its official website offers contacts for its administrative and departmental offices, board of selectmen, and committees. Minutes, agendas, and various documents may be accessed through the site.
http://www.epsomnh.org/
