History of Loudon, New Hampshire, USA

Loudon, New Hampshire
Merrimack county. Soucook river passes from Gilmanton S. through Loudon, furnishing valuable mill privileges. There is some good intervale on its borders. Loudon was originally part of Canterbury: was incorporated, 1773. Loudon lies 7 miles N.E. from Concord. Population, 1830, 1,642.

LOUDON, a post - township of Merrimack co., New Hampshire, on the Suncook river, about 14 miles N. E. from Concord. Pop., 1552.

Loudon, a post - village of Merrimack co., N.H., in Loudon township, on the Suncook River, 7 or 8 miles N.N.E. of Concord. It has 3 churches, a grist-mill, several saw-mills, a tannery, a manufactory of carriages, a black-smith shop, and general stores. Pop. of the township, about 1000.

New Hampshire Motor Speedway: If you're a fan of high-speed excitement, then the New Hampshire Motor Speedway is a must-visit. This 1.058-mile oval speedway hosts some of NASCAR's biggest events, including the NASCAR Cup Series. Catching a race here is an unforgettable experience, and even when there are no races, the speedway often hosts car shows and other events.

Loudon Country Club: This 18-hole golf course is a treat for golf enthusiasts. It's beautifully landscaped and offers stunning views of the New Hampshire countryside. Even if you're not into golf, the club's restaurant is a great place for a meal with a view.

Loudon Ridge Farm: For a taste of New Hampshire's agricultural charm, visit Loudon Ridge Farm. They offer fresh, locally grown produce, and you can even pick your own berries during the right season. It's a great place to experience a bit of rural life.

Northwood Meadows State Park: Just a short drive from Loudon, this state park is perfect for hiking,...