History of East Kingston, New Hampshire, USA

East Kingston, New Hampshire
Rockingham county. Its soil is of an excellent quality, and well adapted to the cultivation of grain and grass. Powow river crosses the S.W. part of this town, having its sources in the ponds of Kingston. The town was incorporated Nov. 17, 1738. Rev. Peter Coffin was settled here in 1739. Population, 1830, 442. It lies 40 miles S.E. by E. from Concord and 20 S.S.W. from Portsmouth.

EAST KINGSTON, a post - township of Rockingham county, New Hampshire, 40 miles S. E. of Concord. Population, 532.

East King'ston, a post - hamlet of Rockingham co., N.H., on the Boston & Maine Railroad, 45 miles N. of Boston. It has a town hall, a church, a district school, and manufactures of bricks and carriages. Pop. about 400.

East Kingston, a post - village of Rockingham co., N.H., on the Boston and Maine R., 45 miles N. of Boston. Pop. about 500.

East Kingston Town Commons: Start your visit with a leisurely stroll through the East Kingston Town Commons. This beautiful park offers a serene atmosphere, perfect for a picnic, a game of frisbee, or simply relaxing under the shade of the trees.

Great Pond State Forest: If you're a nature enthusiast, head to Great Pond State Forest. This serene natural area is ideal for hiking, bird-watching, and fishing. The picturesque Great Pond is a highlight, and you can even bring a kayak or canoe for some on-the-water exploration.

Hiking and Biking Trails: East Kingston and its neighboring towns are dotted with scenic trails. Try the Powwow River Woods or Powwow Hill, both offering picturesque views and excellent opportunities for hiking and mountain biking.

Kingston State Park: Located nearby in Kingston, this state park features a beautiful lake with a sandy beach. It's perfect for swimming, sunbathing, or renting a paddleboat or kayak. There are also picnic areas and a playground...