History of Eaton, New Hampshire, USA

Eaton, New Hampshire
Strafford county, lies 60 miles N.E. from Concord, and 55 N.N.E. from Dover, and is bounded E. by Maine. Population, 1830, 1,432. The soil of the uplands, which are quite uneven, is moderately good, and the plains furnish excellent pine timber. There are several small ponds in this town. Eaton was granted Nov. 7, 1776, to Clement March and 65 others.

EATON, a post - township of Carroll county, New Hampshire, 60 miles N. E. from Concord. Population, 1743.

Eaton, a township of Carroll co., N.H. Pop. 514. It contains Eaton Centre.

Eaton Centre, a post - hamlet of Carroll co., N.H., in Eaton township, 60 miles N.E. of Concord. It has a church.

Eaton, a township (town) of Carroll co., N.H. Pop. in 1900, 365.

Eaton Center, a post - hamlet of Carroll co., N.H., in Eaton township (town), 60 miles NE. of Concord.

Crystal Lake: Crystal Lake is one of the main attractions in Eaton. It's a clear and beautiful lake surrounded by wooded shores. You can swim, sunbathe on the beach, or have a picnic with family and friends. The lake also has a boat launch, so bring your kayak, canoe, or paddleboard for a peaceful day on the water.

Hiking: Eaton is surrounded by the White Mountains, providing numerous opportunities for hiking. Lace up your hiking boots and explore trails like the Foss Mountain Trail, which offers fantastic views of the surrounding landscape. For a more challenging adventure, head to nearby trails like the Mount Washington Trail or the Moat Mountain Trail.

Snowmobiling: In the winter months, snowmobiling is a popular activity in Eaton. The region offers an extensive network of groomed trails, allowing you to explore the winter wonderland while riding through the snow-covered forests.

Visit the Snowville Store: This historic country store has been serving the community for over ...