History of Milan, New Hampshire, USA

Milan, New Hampshire
Coos county, is 139 miles N. by E. from Concord and about 22 N.E. from Lancaster. This tract was granted in 1771, and was called Paulsburgh, until 1824. The Upper Amonoosuck and Androscoggin rivers pass through this town.—There are several ponds, and some considerable mountains. Population, 1830, 57.

MILAN, a post - township of Coos co., New Hampshire, about 105 miles N. by E. from Concord. Population, 493.

Milan, a post - village in Milan township, Coos co., N.H., on the Androscoggin River, near Milan Station on the Grand Trunk Railroad, about 100 miles N.N.W. of Portland, Me. It has a church and 2 starch-mills. Pop. of the township, 710.

Jericho Mountain State Park: Located just a few miles north of Milan, this state park is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. You can enjoy activities like hiking, mountain biking, ATV riding, snowmobiling, and even horseback riding. The park has well-maintained trails and beautiful scenery, making it a year-round destination.

Milan Hill State Park: If you're looking for a spot to enjoy a picnic or just some quiet time in nature, Milan Hill State Park is a great option. It offers hiking trails, a fire tower with panoramic views, and a lovely pond for fishing or paddling.

Androscoggin Wayside Park: This charming park is perfect for a family outing. It features a playground, picnic tables, and access to the Androscoggin River. It's an ideal spot for a relaxing afternoon or a riverside picnic.

Berlin, NH: Just a short drive from Milan, the town of Berlin offers additional dining and shopping options. You can also explore the Moffett House Museum to learn about the history of the...