Settled in the 1720s, what is now the town of Fremont was originally part of Exeter, an area that was known for its heavy growth of eastern white pines, that were reserved for use as masts for the British Royal Navy. When people began to use the trees to build their homes, British authorities sent David Dunbar, surveyor-general, to inspect fallen timber, causing local citizens assembled and threatened Dunbar, causing him to retreat. Returning with ten men later, Dunbar’s group was attacked by citizens disguised as Indians, an event that became known as the Mast Tree Riot. The town was granted in 1764 by Colonial Governor Benning Wentworth, and given the name of Poplin but, after petitions from its citizens, the name was changed to Fremont in 1854, in honor of General John C. Fremont, the first candidate of the newly formed Republican Party. Fremont is in Rockingham County, New Hampshire, bordered by Brentwood, Chester, Danville, Epping, Kingston, Raymond, and Sandown.
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Established in 2004, the machine shop offers custom precision turning and machining of most common materials from all plastics, quick-turn and Protyping, custom and automated welding and fabrication, turnkey manufacture and assembly. The Fremont, New Hampshire business is highlighted, including its fabrication and assembly capabilities, an equipment list, and parts gallery.
http://www.bestmachineinc.com/
Located a short way off of Route 101, in Fremont, New Hampshire, the facilities are set back about 120 yards from the street, next to the Ellis School. The services of the nursing home and assisted living facility are outlined, along with availability, testimonials, a map and directions.
http://www.colonialpoplin.com/
Part of SAU #83, the Ellis School is a K-8th grade school serving the town of Fremont, New Hampshire. Program schedules, a calendar of events, staff contacts, and announcements are published to the site.
http://www.sau83.org/
Maintained by the Fremont Celebration Committee, the site commemorates the 250th anniversary of the New Hampshire town, which took place in June of 2014. Featured is a schedule of events, Fremont history, a thanks to those who helped, and an area where current and former Fremont residents could post their memories of the town.
http://www.fremont250thcelebration.org/
The location and services of the veterinary facility in Fremont, New Hampshire are defined, and information about job opportunities, pet food recalls, pets available for adoption, and care guides are included. An online shopping area is included.
http://fremontanimalhospital.com/
The pizza place began in Fremont, and now has a facility in Kingston, New Hampshire, as well. Its locations, menus, weekly specials, and catering services are defined.
http://www.fremontpizzeria.com/
Peoples United Methodist Church
The Fremont, New Hampshire UMC congregation meets at their facilities on Main Street. Schedules, calendars, mission opportunities, and leadership contacts are featured.
http://www.pumcfremont.org/
Town of Fremont, New Hampshire
Once a part of Brentwood, known as Poplin, the community was incorporated as a town in 1764, and its name changed to Fremont in 1854. The official town site offers a profile of the town, meeting agendas and minutes, town reports, and access to various forms and documents. Municipal bills may be paid online.
http://www.fremont.nh.gov/
