History of Marlborough, New Hampshire, USA

Marlborough, New Hampshire
Cheshire county, is bounded N. by Roxbury, E. by Dublin and Jaffrey, S. by Troy, W. by Swanzey and part of Keene. It is 6 miles S.E. from Keene and 55 S.W. from Concord. There are several ponds which are the sources of some of the branches of Ashuelot river.—The soil is rocky, but good for grazing. Marlborough was granted, 1751. The first settlement commenced about 1760. Incorporated Dec. 13, 1776. Population, in 1830, 822.

MARLBOROUGH, a post - township of Cheshire co., New Hampshire, on the Cheshire railroad, about 43 miles W. S. W. from Concord. Population 887.

Rhododendron State Park: This park is famous for having the largest natural grove of native rhododendrons in New England. The park comes alive in mid-July when the rhododendrons are in full bloom, creating a breathtaking sight. It's a fantastic place for a leisurely stroll or a picnic surrounded by colorful flowers.

Marlborough Trail: If you're a hiking enthusiast, the Marlborough Trail offers a great opportunity to explore the natural beauty of the region. The trail leads you through lush forests, past waterfalls, and provides stunning views of Mount Monadnock.

Pitcher Mountain: For a relatively easy hike with rewarding panoramic views, head to Pitcher Mountain. It's especially beautiful during the fall when the foliage is ablaze with vibrant colors. There's a fire tower at the summit that you can climb for an even better view.

Antiquing: Marlborough is home to several antique shops where you can spend hours browsing for unique treasures. Whether you're looking for vintage...