History of Deerfield, New Hampshire, USA

Deerfield, New Hampshire
Rockingham county, is 18 miles E.S.E. from Concord and 30 W. by N. from Portsmouth. This town has a number of very pleasant ponds which afford fish of various kinds. Moulton's pond is situated at the W. part of the town. This pond, although small, is noted on account of its having no visible inlet, and therefore is supposed to be supplied by a subterraneous passage, as the water is always of nearly an equal depth. The outlets of the pond run in opposite directions. This pond is also remarkable on account of having been often sounded without discovering any bottom. A branch of Lamprey river passes S. and S.E. through Deerfield. The surface of this town is uneven, the soil durable and fertile, although hard to cultivate. The Tuckaway, between Deerfield and Nottingham, the Saddleback, between Deerfield and Northwood, and Fort mountain on the W., are the principal elevations. In the W. part of this town, on the southerly side of a ridge of rocks which extend 3/ 4...

DEERFIELD, a post-township of Rockingham county, New Hampshire, 15 miles S.E. from Concord. Population, 2022.

Now billed as "New England's Oldest Family Fair", the four-day event draws huge crowds each autumn to admire animals, produce and crafts, or to enjoy amusement park rides.

Deerfield, a post-hamlet of Rockingham co., N.H. in the Deerfield township, aobut 16 miles E.S.E. of Concord. The township is hilly. I thias 3 churches, a highs chool, and manufactures of sash, blinds, &c. Pop. of the township, 1220. It contains a hamlet named Deerfield Centre.

Deerfield Centre, a post - hamlet of Rockingham co., N.H., in Deerfield township, about 16 miles E.S.E. of Concord. It has 3 churches, district schools, and manufactures of doors, sash, and blinds, and shoes. Pop. of township, 1220.

Deerfield, a post - village of Rockingham co., N.H., in Deerfield township (town), about 16 miles ESE. of Concord. Pop. of the town in 1900, 1162.

Deerfield Center, a post - village of Rockingham co. N.H., in Deerfield township (town), about 16 miles ESE. of Concord.

Bear Brook State Park:
Start your outdoor adventure at Bear Brook State Park, New Hampshire's largest state park. It's perfect for hiking, picnicking, swimming, fishing, and even camping. The park boasts over 40 miles of trails, including the popular Bear Brook Trail and Little Bear Trail.

Pawtuckaway State Park:
Just a short drive from Deerfield, Pawtuckaway State Park is a haven for nature enthusiasts. It offers hiking, swimming, boating, and rock climbing opportunities. Don't miss the chance to hike up South Mountain for panoramic views of the area.

Horseback Riding:
If you enjoy horseback riding, consider visiting a local stable like Charmingfare Farm. They offer trail rides through scenic woodlands and fields, providing a unique perspective of the Deerfield area.

Fishing and Boating:
Deerfield is surrounded by several lakes, including Pleasant Lake and Northwood Lake. These are great spots for fishing and boating. Bring your kayak, canoe, or fishing gear and enjoy a...